ADAM TOOZE

Sam Huntington in 1968 described struggle in Vietnam as a race between a Mao-inspired rural revolution and an Ameri… https://t.co/WHwj5oYfri

Bernie Ecclestone of Formula 1, deserves his place in the rogues gallery of male moguls that emerged from the 1970s… https://t.co/TGANHsd6uS

One of most remarkable sections in Ken Burns Vietnam doc concerned spectacular “urbanization" in S Vietnam in 1960s… https://t.co/MFvkS0PEN6

The most successful submarine ever? German WWI U-Boat class UCII: in an age before effective ASW the 64 built accou… https://t.co/6NnP0OwGSi

@prospect_clark hi Tom … Im not sure frivolity is the issue here. My take is that they were core issues with regard… https://t.co/ybciXIG2nl

@prospect_clark @prospect_uk @Andrew_Adonis actually on this I find myself in agreement with @Andrew_Adonis for any… https://t.co/Dsa3CvG9Jd

@prospect_clark @JORISLUIJENDIJK Hi @prospect_clark kudos on getting the fantastic Rogers piece! What a source …

Franc-tireur? New controversy stirring over German atrocities in Belgium in 1914 and the question of civilian “inno… https://t.co/JlJ4WjP2gb

Cutting the Soli – good discussion at one of key issues that broke the Jamaica coalition talks in Berlin… https://t.co/SmDHUuVoQV

Global median per capita income rose from $ 1090 in 2003 to $2010 in 2013! https://t.co/XIecoT5ZA6

When computers were people! https://t.co/x4Ut363WMg

The German electoral stalemate may be producing uncertainty but it is also generating some great political photogra… https://t.co/re9KdXsCL6

Archaeological minis – Over millennia the agricultural revolution drove increasing inequality… https://t.co/Ie7v4V5gLY

Cumulative change in wages and jobs in retail v. rest of US economy. A beautiful visualization conveying some petty… https://t.co/cW0uhxBV3L

High yield close is ticking: $1trn comes due in next 5 years, some of which, notably retail, may more than a little… https://t.co/JKivvIdY2P

Victims of America’s retail apocalypse: where retail business loans are going bad! Pittsburgh 26.8% are non-perform… https://t.co/7fpURPuvIm

If we net out reserve accumulation under Bretton Woods 2.0 we see that private funds were in fact flowing strongly… https://t.co/fEiuBmPRug

Resolving the Lucas Paradox: If you separate out China and the commodity exporters then capital in fact does flow f… https://t.co/RV1keejLLz

Apple is a #shadowbank no matter how much Trump administration hates the term. https://t.co/NMZwpiJjBp

Capital flowed from poor to it countries before the crisis. But what lay behind the “Lucas paradox”? Great post by… https://t.co/cWs2a4BJDi

By 2100 the UN assumes that Africa’s population will rise to 4.5bn and Europe’s decline to 635m out of global total… https://t.co/6JerYJbKoQ

VW is planning a $40bn investment in electric mobility. The problem is, it needs cobalt and that means dealing with… https://t.co/maxsyJhtpn

Balance of Eurozone growth shows how modest is contribution of German economy in all but exceptional years… https://t.co/qqtIrlNihv

Denmark, Sweden and Spain lead field in percentage of time since 1945 under a government with shifting majorities.… https://t.co/z1XM4MLBxW

@SDullien Hence the crucial importance of not cutting recovery off right now. Fortunate that monetary policy is no… https://t.co/nlSf5C2ql1

In a world where Africa’s demographic dynamo drives global development these are the kinds of stories the North wil… https://t.co/16FZGRGiu5

Deep in the data there are signs of life in German private investment in equipment! https://t.co/gb66Ck2Fz8

@adam_tooze Earlier this month Asia Times ran an interesting piece on the private/corporate side of Turkey's curren… https://t.co/0cZL90KdwJ