ADAM TOOZE

China Banks expand lending to stressed Latin America as World Bank/Inter-American Development Bank cut back https://t.co/MhI5jtW7tw

Since 2013 China has put $102bn in government backed loans into laying the Silk Road https://t.co/MhI5jtW7tw via @FT

To get beyond Yellen's bafflement over inflation expectations Tett advocates ethnography https://t.co/dLXPy9Rcbr via @FT

IMF weighing exit from Greek bailout in hope of pressuring Germany to accept debt relief https://t.co/uosjY6OaAN via @FT

Are xenophobic attacks on Jean Dreze a sign of the time in India? https://t.co/ce0NIPGFDC

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Foucault and Althusser in Kyoto! Something we should do in NYC @jeremykkessler @BernardHarcourt https://t.co/P3nh0iY2Wn

Thank you to @BernardHarcourt @ColumbiaCCCT and Seyla Benhabib for organizing. https://t.co/e86xJBzrtc

Exceptionally rich session of wonderful Foucault 13/13 series. Recommended! Delight to hear Judith Revel in NYC. https://t.co/1UVEU2tyfE

Looking forward to fascinating if depressing afternoon of discussion on social/political theory and refugee crisis. https://t.co/qOQwrEG4hV

Reminer of that other "selfie moment" when Bild asked readers to snap themslves demanding "no more money for Greece" https://t.co/MmltKraaRz

German opinion shifts strongly against Grexit! Is this an effect of the refugee crisis? https://t.co/fObpPuFrgH

Nice Gapper piece on the Too Big to Fail Chinese Steel industry https://t.co/aItobJL8jW via @FT

Have previously pointed out that #Brexit was first described as a "leap in the dark" by Mrs Thatcher in 1975. https://t.co/It5Mw2RhzH

Services close to 80% of UK economy: https://t.co/C70DS9lbKy #FT

And spain is supposed to be a success story of austere Eurozone recovery! https://t.co/h21iP7U3zp

Smart paper by @jeremykkessler & David Pozen on how legal theories cannibalize themselves. #USIH #twitterstorians https://t.co/COTTvPuiB6

By comparing to Piketty Economist does not do justice to Milanovic’s contribution to the study of GLOBAL inequality https://t.co/1PEMylId2F

Goschler: forced workers in Nazi Germany were relatively less productive but allowed firms to continue operating. https://t.co/4go61pWsG8

Retreat of Europeans from investment banking continues: Deutsche and Barclays way down. No European bank in top 6. https://t.co/MCWjUNSTG0

Interesting thread on forced labour in Third Reich with great expert Goschler on compensation issue. https://t.co/6NwVg8dj6N

More unanimous than bankers: 83 % of UK scientists oppose Brexit https://t.co/alj7usBj8H

From Beijing: On the optimistic view, US Military Moves in South China Sea "make no sense at all: @Diplomat_APAC https://t.co/lwEub6ESzx

Kuehlenz voice of old FTD: policy vacuum created by Germany’s ordoliberal strategy reminiscent of late stage of GDR: https://t.co/HswSzCJPka

Remarkably low levels of a approval for fairness of US economic system. With Trump as the anti-system “republican". https://t.co/qBSg96WY2T

Recession concentrates poverty: 54 % of poor Americans live in areas of high deprivation https://t.co/thoSUihjjF via @BrookingsInst

For vintage piece of “greatest generation” 1990s rhetoric: NYT on D-Day 50th anniv. “The terrible and sacred shore” https://t.co/YLwZc4ooxY

In utero exposure to the financial crisis explored: https://t.co/q8CSZZYElY