October 4, 2015
Love the nasty alliteration: fascism, fragmentation and fear … https://t.co/0FgaqllK0l
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October 4, 2015
Does Trump have $ 10 bn or merely $ 4.5 bn, that is the question! The grotesquerie just got more grotesque. https://t.co/BW5m2qXEWi
October 4, 2015
At 2500 $ per trip the refugee flows to Europe represent investment of $ 1 bn + = “new middle-class" on the move. https://t.co/LDTT44ZlPZ
October 4, 2015
Lightning talks: Fire the economists, hire game designers by @chmooze http://t.co/rVxBWqU2hO
October 4, 2015
Schulz and Moscovici using refugees as argument v. Schaeuble to loosen EU budget rules. Anything it takes! https://t.co/gKmELrGRE3
October 4, 2015
Revived securitization as key to EU’s capital market proposals. Aim is to unlock 100-150 bn Euro in new credits. https://t.co/2ZqE5og935
October 4, 2015
Alexander Kluge’s outfit on Waterloo for those who are craving a post-anniversary fix. https://t.co/sVrZpOJOrM
October 3, 2015
This is certainly bad news. The Europeans are clearly not learning from their mistakes. https://t.co/fvXl4s1rm6
October 3, 2015
Henry Lerolle, a friend and collector of Degas and Vuillard, was born on this day in 1848. http://t.co/yI5BDwH2xu http://t.co/augFc3c5Rm
October 3, 2015
Raymond Aron on European power in the 1950s: "too small for their greatness, too great for their smallness”. Today perhaps simply too small.
October 3, 2015
University of Leicester's project to restore iconic engineering building http://t.co/N0fhEV6pLP @20thCenturySoc http://t.co/UnoYNGlvls
October 3, 2015
talk about passing on an inheritance to your kids! https://t.co/5tV3wReW2H
October 3, 2015
The Background to Putin’s Actions in Syria & the UN: Russia’s New View of the US and Western Strategy http://t.co/BXFxGxPc6v via Cordesman
October 3, 2015
Amazing document of contemporaneity of the uncontemporaneous: Wehrmacht loading horses into giant Me323 transporter http://t.co/ZTLJrHHMjY
October 3, 2015
Deutschewelle marks 25th anniversary or German unity with a factual report on the rise and survival of Die Linke https://t.co/6wmTfK4vlA
October 3, 2015
Excl Trump ($ 4.5 bn) the av. net worth of 19 US presidential candidates is $ 13m. Only 3 are not millionaires. https://t.co/TW1hM5amJd
October 3, 2015
Regling of ESMechanism puts a shot across bows of anyone expecting big debt relief for greece nhttp://t.co/Om7PnfNJyH
October 3, 2015
Joy DivisionnMidnight tonight on BBC4n—nhttp://t.co/Abw43euMJk http://t.co/jknCxtM2OJ
October 3, 2015
Supervisor of Deutsche Bank LIBOR manipulator “That’s an interesting conspiracy theory" http://t.co/dWW4E4tyqv
October 3, 2015
9 trn in offfshore $ hang on the decisions of Fed. Situation even more extreme than in 2008. Will swaps be enough? https://t.co/jWYLSQaBl5
October 3, 2015
Unlike other Democrats, Hillary Clinton lets big banks off the hook for the financial crisis http://t.co/cIsIl80hTx http://t.co/wVeIAt9n5l
October 3, 2015
US weather forecasting ranks third behind European and UK models for sophistication, computing power and accuracy https://t.co/eInptCveG0
October 3, 2015
So what is it that the EU does? Modest estimates of GDP benefits to single market.nhttp://t.co/lGLx6WQXI3 http://t.co/AKiQhWGer8
October 3, 2015
Austerity biting hard in the crisis-hit states of the EU. Drastic cuts to public spending.nhttp://t.co/AodkQu4oeC http://t.co/CRJzCa5Bu3
October 3, 2015
and the predictable effect of austerity on the most vulnerable: poor children:nhttp://t.co/AodkQu4oeC http://t.co/i8tIu1kL8w
October 3, 2015
Puzzling movements in inequality as measured by GINI across the EU, 2005-2013.nhttp://t.co/AodkQu4oeC http://t.co/6Vv5ouegcF
October 3, 2015
UK median income falls 2005-2013. So much for benefits of austerity!nhttp://t.co/AodkQulZDc http://t.co/iaiMFXLVpo
October 3, 2015
Over 2005-2013 median income has grown more in France and is now higher than in Germany.nhttp://t.co/AodkQulZDc http://t.co/1o2IqcQEtQ
October 2, 2015
Fascinating framing of the debate about China’s future in terms of de Tocqueville. https://t.co/jLraFoPYvE
October 2, 2015
Europ. Investment Banks Had Tough Quarter, Deutsche Bank Says … putting their own troubles in context http://t.co/F3xruh3Ihg
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