ADAM TOOZE

The next one is another favorite of mine as an interpreter w/ Turkish in their language combination: simultaneous b… https://t.co/rSckIbI5qq

Unsurprisingly @McKinsey take on climate/COVID-19 is slick and smart but equally unsurprisingly it elides any issue… https://t.co/kWCwW2BPgT

Probably one of the last fighting German Tiger tank of the war, seen here near the Brandenburger Tor in Berlin, May… https://t.co/TLOx9PlJWy

@JohnPMerrick1 @broseph_stalin Congrats lovely looking space

"The cost to immunise people around the world against coronavirus is likely to exceed $20bn, far surpassing the ini… https://t.co/ikzcowMzIf

QE OK? Tuesday May 5th Germany’s constitutional court publishes its verdict on whether the ECB’s QE program is com… https://t.co/rw0Fz72Xsg

The consensus forecast for unemployment is now 16 % the highest recorded since 1948, sliding towards 20 % by the su… https://t.co/RdpZ091nQe

@Florian_Forster @SoberLook I think this is the Hartz IV changes to the labour market admin system that probably re… https://t.co/JqPzxzShor

How to handle COVID-19 debt burden? @TheEconomist argues “QE does not really neutralise public debt. CB buy governm… https://t.co/QMZuRGHroL

“In a crunch, will Chinese debt-holders be treated as senior to us pensioners?” Ken Rogoff Maybe don’t put the que… https://t.co/NIs5LfR5HO

Im very interested in this subhead in this rich @TheEconomist essay about debt and inflation! Violence inherent i… https://t.co/rqtvqLVX1n

Charles Goodhart BNP Paribas Asset Management Dario Perks TS Lombard Tim Congden have convinced themselves that inf… https://t.co/ss5Dsenp8c

“It would be a dream scenario for politicians that at some point inflation goes up,” Praet (ex chief econ ECB) What… https://t.co/8xT5oAKuLE

@ProfMESmith Hi Lakoff’s point, I take it, is that these are not just conceptual systems but sociological realities… https://t.co/XiWFOtOPsh

How do we turn a sudden stop into just transition? As result of COVID-19 crisis global CO2 emissions in 2020 will… https://t.co/7qkuYicKpA

In fact, global CO2 #emissions will have to decline at close to the #COVID19 #lockdown rate every year until 2030 t… https://t.co/EVqL14Dra7

Yet, the world’s energy system still relies on fossil fuels for over 80% of its needs—the same share as 30 years ag… https://t.co/5m6JuaRKds

Two regimes of global health: global health security v. humanitarian biomedicine Illuminating distinction by Lakof… https://t.co/NcTFrHjx2M

“Serious speech acts” = according to Dreyfus and Rabinow what experts say when they are speaking as experts. Mich… https://t.co/lgWfMU6DFS

The Pandemic Perhaps: Dramatic Events in a Public Culture of Danger @ccaduff What a fantastic title!… https://t.co/YonTIR3Hfa

Europeans are more unified on the need to exclude foreigners than they are on the need to wear masks. https://t.co/gmpywgJ9Wl

The uncertain future can be made into an object of present intervention either 1. as an object of probabilistic cal… https://t.co/DZLrhXBCU3

"One defining quality of our current moment is its characteristic state of anticipation, of thinking and living tow… https://t.co/C2q5kT9e60

@Dolzi66 Never a bad question 😉

April 1920 – British troops standing off against Irish protestors outside Dublin's Mountjoy Prison, where IRA fight… https://t.co/EZG0i2lHVU

@adam_tooze It means that slowing down bad infrastructures is not enough. Net zero requires a complete rebuild !

We may hope that coal will be one of the casualties of the COVID-19 shock. But will a China stimulus reverse that?… https://t.co/MIeKMEvpx7

Thanks to COVID-19 lockdown global CO2 emissions are expected to decline to 30.6 Gt in 2020. 8% off 2019. Lowest le… https://t.co/jnpfEy4AFN

The news from China may have triggered the first anxiety in oil markets but it was then the collapse in demand in U… https://t.co/s5yoPuTP9P

Not since WWII have we seen a collapse in energy demand like that which the @IEA is projecting for 2020.… https://t.co/GqYQD8YqAn

"Anthropological shock” – the share of the world population under containment measures surged in mid-March. @IEA… https://t.co/n1P0dtZm7s

Absolutely amazing. Early conclusion : we never faced such a crisis, which so intensely affects services. https://t.co/qvlTkMkI0n

Towards reopening: supply chains first! Singapore, Australia, Canada, South Korea and New Zealand Commit to Resum… https://t.co/nFOtbDRCXt

Crude Oil Treasure: Ahead of the oil price crash more than 100,000 Chinese retail investors flooded into the market… https://t.co/0F3elAsMPN

Wonderful list of military history reading from @jaylyall_red5 one of the most open-minded political scientists/IR… https://t.co/8lALVGh3x8