ADAM TOOZE

RT @azraisakovic: Mario Draghi et les années de crise de l'Italie – Chartbook Newsletter #18 par @adam_tooze adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https:…

Im intrigued by the discourse of Italian geopolitics. With the magic of google translate to hand I’ve decided to take out a trial subscription to @limesonline I think there is an English edition too, but hard to spot which is which. limesonline.com https://t.co/wKeHY7uV9Z

For deep background on Italian elites and their reliance on vincolo esterno strategies this by Manilo Graziano is contentious & fascinating. For the more recent history see my latest for @ForeignPolicy foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/01/jan… And Chartbook Newsletter #18 adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/xr8UEvU7bt

RT @UliVolz: @adam_tooze Indeed: "the only European nation to lose monetary policy independence in the light of monetary union was Germany.…

@econteaching1 Economic Consequences of the Peace certainly predicts disaster.

Populist challenge to Italian political system was fired by two moments of crisis: 1992-4 and 2011. Mario Draghi in frontline of both. This by Orsina (2019) goes well with the long read on Draghi and Yellen in @ForeignPolicy foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/01/jan… tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… https://t.co/mU3uy3Z1MK

@nboserup Totally fair. Speer’s efforts to distance himself from Sauckel were cowardly. The two were de facto joined at the hip from 1942. One essential to the other.

One of really strange phenomena of peak euro angst around 2015 was the idea that a return to EMS would offer some kind of relief. It was, unsurprisingly, an idea more popular on the German left than elsewhere. This paper by Höpner and Spielau nails it. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… https://t.co/XzMguhU080

RT @70sBachchan: @JWMason1 @NathanTankus The Chicago boys were just the vanguard of Neoliberalism (Friedman's students in Lat America) The…

Calling all editors. What could be a better moment for an ENGLISH edition? After Merkel, Draghi be the uncrowned king of Europe! Or at least the joint head with Macron. Have an updated edition out by the fall … no brainer! twitter.com/JohnEGlover/st…

Planning laissez-faire: Supranational central banking and structural reforms So interesting this. As a rule of thumb, just read anything @BJMbraun is involved with. It’s always fascinating! osf.io/preprints/soca… https://t.co/y49Hr20VY2

In 1998 Solow & Modigliani, Draghi’s MIT PhD supervisors cosigned a manifesto on unemployment in EU calling for supply side measures to be combined with reflation. Chartbook Newsletter #18 on Draghi and Italy’s crisis years adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… kuscholarworks.ku.edu/bitstream/hand… https://t.co/Ys4g2n6lQ4

March 1985: When the years of lead touched Italian economics. Ezio Tarantelli killed by the Red Brigade for his role in 1984 Valentine decrees on wage indexation. Like Draghi, one of Caffè’s students. See Chartbook Newsletter #18 adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/fXGVF6DB4r

@AnthonyBarnett You set a high bar! 😉

Only just catching up with this. But you gotta read @DuncanWeldon No one better to take you on a whirlwind economic history of Britain! twitter.com/DuncanWeldon/s…

To accompany the @ForeignPolicy piece on Draghi and Yellen. Chartbook Newsletter #18 does a deep dive on Draghi’s early years in Italy. With great material thanks to @heimbergecon @alearesu and others. foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/01/jan… https://t.co/Y0YaDRbt4Z

@heimbergecon Which owes more than a little to you. The chart book newsletter to follow even more so! Thank you.

Why therapy? To address acute anguish and chronic dysfunction; Finding a safe space to “grow up”; Developing an inner language; Calming your demons; Life coaching; Understanding relationships; Learning to grasp happiness; Coping with the puzzles of every day … twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…

Father of the vincolo esterno Guido Carli (1914-1993), Source: Banca D’Italia I did a piece for @ForeignPolicy on Draghi and Yellen and the dilemmas since the 1990s of a technocratic policy of constraint. foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/01/jan… https://t.co/Cpmd6IiqQL

A kind of neutralism, a lack of interest in a problem. Albert Speer on his attitude towards the Holocaust. youtube.com/watch?v=Pui1K4… https://t.co/W588jCW4A3

RT @abenanav: One more effort, technocrats, if you want to save elite-led democracy! Great article by ⁦@adam_tooze⁩ on what is at stake in…

@Italians4Brexit @policytensor @LorenzoCast89 So Draghi and Savona were both tied to Carli?

@Italians4Brexit @policytensor Oh drat. Indeed a miss. Didn’t know, to my regret. Anything good I can read on this. Anything I can stick through google translate?

@orford_anne @WaibelM09 Cool. Thank you for the cite. My piece is kinda lite on the ECB period so this is great. Thanks!

@policytensor Think of it as the group biography to go with your excellent blogpost on the end of the 1970s paradigm.

@BetterMarkets That is extraordinarily kind of you to say. Thank you. Compliments in return. Love your work!

The economic policy paradigm shaped by the 1970s may finally have outlived itself. Ironic therefore that Yellen and Draghi – thoroughbred exponents of that model – should have come out of retirement at this moment. A new long read. One for @policytensor foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/01/jan… https://t.co/0emspGM7wJ

Did a long read on the entangled careers of Yellen and Draghi and what it tells us about the generation of trans-Atlantic technocrats shaped around MIT and the saltwater Econ departments in the 1970s. @ForeignPolicy foreignpolicy.com https://t.co/pzEZ4Dv0QH

Somehow I missed this: "Fox News apologizes for on-air graphic showing market reaction to violence against black men”. And that term here includes MLK! And the market’s reaction?… well it completes the perversity of this entire story. Peak June 2020? usatoday.com/story/money/20… https://t.co/Cq7r4wymN3

@JohnYat22684572 @resfoundation @cbicarolyn @lordstern1 Looking forward to it.

RT @resfoundation: The Economy 2030 Inquiry will be overseen by a Commission, made up of world-leading economists and policy thinkers. The…

RT @jtlevy: In the Soviet context: “bread lines are a sign of the utter failure of the economic system.” In discussions of non-US health c…

@JUSTUSnatuhwera Unpack that for me a bit. Sounds v interesting.

Climate component of the Biden infrastructure program is unprecedented. But by itself it is not large enough. Must be counting on (a) technological breakthroughs from R&D (b) private finance. But how do you get private investment shift without carbon pricing? Regulation enough? https://t.co/m9WbDSw02G

@tedfertik @MonaAli_NY_US @70sBachchan History/memory/experience … three different things!

@BetterCity @daveg “Roughly"