ADAM TOOZE

I think Chapter 6 of Duncan Bell's "Reordering the World" needs to be mandatory reading. Exquisite intellectual history of liberalism.

Swap lines blog post with some graphs and tables to follow over weekend to accompany the piece @prospect_uk… https://t.co/FCycgSpDN5

Pay back for Grace Jones and the STUNNING American marching bands that stole show for the bicentennial in 1989? Goo… https://t.co/50SPUk3xmR

HILARIOUS … stylish, Macron can barely contain the temptation to bop along. But have they got swing? its a little i… https://t.co/pjj8eDoTku

@monerty1 these are growth rates. So zero growth since 2012 means status quo on the value chain front not retreat,… https://t.co/WwP1hd3jC7

In the US tech sector high-end labour is extracting large share of productivity gain, in China capital benefits mos… https://t.co/ar4b0V1cQx

Some comments about the politics of swap lines accompanying piece in @prospect_uk https://t.co/ji91ztj1g5

Credit booms may lead to misallocation of capital but the real damage is done during the deleveraging!… https://t.co/2MFLNzTw7G

Accounts of the financial crisis leave out the story of secretive banking deals. Ten years on, @adam_tooze explains… https://t.co/EDvHnKaxZ0

if Fed runs down its balance sheet it is tantamount to a new issue of gov debt: NYFed confirming Koo @FTAlphaville… https://t.co/shajwRpjvb

Far greater intergenerational transmission of inequality in UK/US thn in Sweden cannot be explained by education… https://t.co/JRMGbfVyBd

Good day to remember the French Revolution was partly reaction to fiscal austerity meant to please foreign creditors https://t.co/lynQtk50jz

The crisis in Somalia. What chance it receives an adequate response? Hundreds of thousands of lives may depend on i… https://t.co/Xfm8liFIuh

Those with no school quals are five times more likely to be poor in UK than those with Uni degree… https://t.co/qXsCI5V08P

There is least income mobility at the extremes and especially at the top in the UK: the well off stay that way… https://t.co/oQuu8m3fTt

Is there any way of telling the 1998-Rubin-Citigroup-Travelers-story that doesn’t sound dirty? Here Zingales versio… https://t.co/IspajZYx6h

Learnings lessons from Hiroshima! This illustration really did appear in @RichFedResearch paper on US urban crisis… https://t.co/DBn0y0MNGm

Brainard on normalization of central bank policy with spillovers. We really are in a multipolar world!… https://t.co/Vh7JEjmG82

Too much too late? Coal & canals in US: dilemmas of investing now in infrastructure that needed help years ago… https://t.co/CgyjLd473l

Can Asia ensure stability by learning lessons from 1997? Fin globalization poses constant new challenges… https://t.co/GFv6ti9C5x

The Rural Modern projects for agrarian modernization in republican China … this looks fascinating!… https://t.co/Xavu78yqCq

@adam_tooze Need to connect Plains Wind electricity to coastal cities with Hi Voltage DC transmission lines. Cheap… https://t.co/ABGS2rtLO3

Though glob hits working class employ it also significantly reduces cost of living at lower end of inc distribution… https://t.co/moJU1bcklo

Though glob. destroyed textiles sector in UK w long-lasting effects, costs outweighed by benefits to consumers… https://t.co/EiZbpLEsli

Globalization since 1970s transformed clothing industry: crushing prices and employment in G7 countries like UK… https://t.co/YXTW7rO8Ij

Impact of globalization so dramatic that even nominal price of clothing fell in UK since 1970s… https://t.co/bIge6R9a8X

Reading press conference by George.W. Bush August 2001 on Mexico is a shocking reminder of how far US has descended… https://t.co/0kDzQzEwcC

Interwar crisis of globalization is more complicated than often painted: 1918-1929 is actually a period of recovery… https://t.co/V4UOYMCJvt