ADAM TOOZE

"Belligerent unions are a sign of economic health” Yes you read that right! In an increasingly oligopolistic econo… https://t.co/8RSw41eofd

The holy trinity (price stability = goal; interest rate = instrument; independence = institutional arrangement) is… https://t.co/74bwUAf2Ye

The central bank is a hammer – a single instrument, good only to crush inflation? No. The central bank is actually… https://t.co/y078UhHNN6

The fight against global warming calls for a full-scale overhaul of finance. And we all know where the buck starts.… https://t.co/xCAkKM3mmZ

Tra capitalismo e amministrazione : il liberalismo atlantico di Nitti by Michele Cento. Would love to read an Engli… https://t.co/KqS6oHXQuo

During WWII Chongqing, in SW China, served as nationalist capital and was heavily bombed by the Japanese. Residents… https://t.co/hIpZ9TBJKY

I wish America’s most prestigious universities had geography departments to follow. https://t.co/XfAMAYWzDm

@BuddyYakov Absolutely. What I am fascinated by is the way Krippner's narrative that us GFC-folks focused on, generalizes.

In 2018 there was an ominous step up in global air conditioner sales. O2 emissions from cooling have tripled since… https://t.co/3A7xwuCKQx

@BCAppelbaum @avizenilman @bfurnas @MegJacobs100 Oh its very interesting.

@andreuespasa Essential for sure. Thank you.

@MaxJerneck @HeerJeet @matthewstoller Fantastic. Thank you. Have Sun Betrayed on order. Laird looks great.

@observingjapan @HeerJeet @matthewstoller Absolutely. Im coming to this via @MegJacobs100 and Judith Stein. But nei… https://t.co/OmJAIalkc1

@EricLevitz @HeerJeet @matthewstoller Totally … Krippner’s work essential. Because of Crashed I had kinda taken tha… https://t.co/miSq2XU4Sc

@bfurnas @BCAppelbaum @avizenilman Straight out of West Wing … At some point someone needs to explain to me the Ame… https://t.co/8NToNPIb9M

Powering Empire: How Coal Made the Middle East and Sparked Global Carbonization by On Barak Really looking forward… https://t.co/NLyRk6ErX4

@BCAppelbaum @avizenilman @bfurnas Hi @BCAppelbaum great to meet like this. Look forward to checking it out. Ive co… https://t.co/iY3NCvT8F8

@Econ_Marshall @epopppp Thank you. @epopppp new book advertised on her profile looks fascinating. Precisely the kin… https://t.co/vyZGlybX93

@matthewstoller @HeerJeet Thank you Matt. Really looking forward to getting into your book.

@HeerJeet @matthewstoller Cool. Thank you. Definitely also the moment of shift in energy policy.

@bfurnas Thank you. Great recommendation.

Anyone know anything good on the economist Alfred Kahn (1917-2010)? Key to rethinking of regulation/deregulation in… https://t.co/5vomMfQcqq

Since 1990s Asian financial crisis macroprudential regulation of banks' FX balance sheet has become a key element i… https://t.co/KhchUBdSvd

@BeijingPalmer @matthewstoller Ahh haven’t gotten to @matthewstoller new book yet.

Is Clinton really moment when Dems embraced neoliberalism? What about 1970s coalition of Carter, Kennedy, Breyer, N… https://t.co/tasHFJrpXm

City of Black Gold Oil, Ethnicity, and the Making of Modern Kirkuk by @abshlimon Focuses on the city where Iraq’s o… https://t.co/rcDCrqZLuJ

On Indonesia’s $33bn plan to move its political capital from Jakarta to inland Eastern Borneo. UAE now helping with… https://t.co/5yHqH1o2Tm

Resisting Home Rule. UVF “technical” Ulster 1913 – apparently the idea of mounting a machine gun on the back of a c… https://t.co/weXf5CufpH

Siemens CEO kitchen-sink of excuses: We must maintain reputation for reliability& keeping promises. Its such a teen… https://t.co/Qsl27e4Av9

The new EM regime: inflation target, build FX reserves and use aggressive macroprudential tools … and take nothing… https://t.co/OVmAZt3dB9

Fascinating: in 1936 Nazi regime decreed that “Turkish race” belonged to those "related to those of German blood" a… https://t.co/d5BxMCNSht

"Why is @Isabel_Schnabel appointment so important? Because it breaks Weidmann’s virtual monopoly for explaining ECB… https://t.co/D3AQp8ZSWJ

America’s first financial crisis came in the aftermath of the 1812 war: The Panic of 1819: The First Great Depress… https://t.co/rG7HTtsw7b