ADAM TOOZE

Indeed it is splendid, very much look forwarding to reading @daniel_todman history of Britain's war very soon. #ww2 https://t.co/eQSugYAhqm

Enormous Driftwood Washes Ashore in Washington https://t.co/lqtiedsvJL @LiveScience

Elsevier purchase SSRN: Social scientists face questions over whether centralised repository is … https://t.co/D5tYMBEJ77 via @LSEGovernment

Anthropologist at LEGO – I'm struggling to think of a finer job… https://t.co/Iwuerm9mer

Lim sketching a debatable line from Parvus to Kita Ikki, Corradini, Sun-t’ak to dependency theory nhttps://t.co/QftF8i9qMI

Great talk by Jie-Huyn Lim on Marxism and Asian revolution. Parvus took “national economy” to Turkey in 1910.nhttps://t.co/QftF8i9qMI

Listening to fascinating talk by abdulhamit kırmızı @hakirim on narratives of Ottoman and post-Ottoman history at nhttps://t.co/QftF8i9qMI

@adam_tooze I saw the brilliant Oppermann Show at @info_wkv https://t.co/JDvD38QW8Z

25 people followed me and 13 people unfollowed me // automatically checked by https://t.co/6OcA0TR5tH

Absolutely stunning Paul Klee show at the Centre Pompidou https://t.co/Dh9bTrOCl2

Hazards of a Sunday morning reading Twitter while drinking coffee: you owe me a new keyboard… https://t.co/tTypqcpgmC

How to Teach Intermediate Macroeconomics after the Crisis? https://t.co/JFd2hJS16a via @PIIE

Hazards of a Sunday holed up writing … so distracted by Order of Things that I accidentally consumed my last bag of Cheesy Wotsits. Crisis!

History of Economic Thought Website. A Veritable Treasure Trove. https://t.co/1clkqVBaWQ

"2008–10 economic crisis was associated with about 260 000 excess cancer-related deaths in the OECD". Shocking. https://t.co/DIjGJQ9lqx

#Germany gov't coalition, unions and employers consider raising minimum wage in 2017 https://t.co/5tPIoquo6T

Itvw w/ @wurenhua, the historian of 1989: his research on martial law troops, comparing his work w Tiananmen Papers https://t.co/ByEHBFKXxI

Looking forward to this!n https://t.co/tXdmvxl6kj

China’s financial system: The coming debt bust. It is likely to be more chaotic than Japan's in the 90s https://t.co/ip1uoL0V1n

“Why are you still talking about Tiananmen?” https://t.co/WckQUQyPmh via @qz

Daniel Todman's ‘Britain’s War: Into Battle, 1937-1941’ looks like essential reading https://t.co/Cv8TA6VpNS via @FT