ADAM TOOZE

@SamSja28 @WorldBank Excellent thank you.

@matthewstoller Point is that strategic shift is deliberate. Long time in works. Involves a lot of spending. High tech weapons with global reach. Has serious

@matthewstoller I shouldn’t have gone there. Lets set that issue aside.

@martinersatz @WorldBank World Bank says they do …

@matthewstoller In this piece I was not taking a view either way. My objection is to folks who think Afghanistan betoken a post-American world and

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@matthewstoller ahhhh…. Now I see where you are coming from. Let me read this and digest. Just done 6 hours of back to back interviews.

@matthewstoller Hi Matt. Big organization. A lot of snafus. No doubt same in other militaries. So what. Sorry …

@matthewstoller Hi Matt no it isn’t self-nullifying. US spending is a blunt instrument. But it is massive and it shapes a strategic balance.

@matthewstoller what is your narrative about the surgical strike on Chinese tech over the last 2-3 years?

Once you start to dig into how multilateral development banks actually work, you enter a weird public-private world in which ratings agencies constrain the lending

Quite as similar vibe connects this jaundiced piece by Janesh Ganesh ft.com/content/d3ddf9… And my latest in @NewStatesman In Janesh's terms, my focus is on the

@matthewstoller I dont think markets are the key organizing mechanism of the bit of globalization they are most interested in. I am sure most of

Quite as similar vibe btw this piece by Janesh Ganesh ft.com/content/d3ddf9… And my latest in @NewStatesman in his terms my focus is on the military

@stefeich Thank you Stefan, your advice absolutely invaluable.

@matthewstoller We are talking about Chinese access to high tech. I am not sure that markets in general are the issue.

@matthewstoller When you do Matt, I will be very happy to hear. I hope I’m wrong.

Post-American world? For the @NewStatesman I disciplined my dismay at the events in Afghanistan to take a look at the sinews of power: financial and

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RT @njtmulder: Very grateful to @greg_ip for devoting his Capital Account column in @WSJ today to the history of economic sanctions and the…

If you ask the question why @WorldBank and other multilateral development banks could not do more to offset impact of COVID crisis you are given

@martin_oneill @alexdoherty7 @poltheoryother Thank you. Thats very kind of you.

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RT @KoriSchake: Love this line: "At times, the US army can seem like a management consultancy in jackboots." @adam_tooze

RT @lucatrenta: What a piece from @adam_tooze on the recalibration of the US military and the real power struggle behind the #Afghanistan w…

If you ask the question why @WorldBank and other multilateral development banks could not do more to offset impact of COVID crisis you are given

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Latest Chartbook just dropped. Another in the Chartbook on Shutdown series. This one on why the World Bank cares about its bond rating and why

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@DavidMarkHerman @GavJacobson @TweetTheArticle Thank you David. Very kind. A