Der New Yorker Wirtschaftshistoriker Adam Tooze wird ab jetzt im Wechsel mit Marcel Fratzscher (DIW, Berlin) mit Wirtschaftsredakteur Eric Graydon über die ökonomischen Auswirkungen der
This was supposed to be a big year for climate politics. It has lived up to expectations. But not, perhaps, in quite the way Europe
The Geopolitics of Covid: Monetary Policy, Vaccine Races, and Thucydides’ Trap
The great powers have taken big steps to fight global warming. Now attention turns to the rest of the world. China’s unilateral commitment to carbon
In a little-noticed speech this week, China permanently changed the global fight against climate change. China will scale up its Intended Nationally Determined Contributions by
Immunization to COVID-19 is supposed to solve our problems—but it’s starting to trigger even bigger ones. Faced with a pandemic that paralyzed the world, a
In this conversation: What we can learn from the diplomatic and economic modes of 1920s and 30s Why Nazi legal theory resonates so well in
Review of: The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of NationsBy Daniel Yergin In the 1990s Daniel Yergin emerged as one of the great
Adam Tooze argues that worrying about the euro exchange rate and a non-existent inflation enemy in Europe must give way to fiscal and monetary demand
The pandemic has shattered economies all over the globe. What can be done about it? Discussion with the Prospect Interview to talk about how the
Are we seeing the end of the supremacy of the US dollar? With soaring government spending and gaping deficits are we on the cusp of
How Much Should We Fear Post-Crisis Debt or Inflation? My conversation with Nathaniel Whittemore (@nlw) at The Breakdown covers historical analogies for our present moment,
On this week’s World Review podcast, @JeremyCliffe & @emilyctamkin are joined by @adam_tooze to discuss central banks’ role in the coronavirus crisis (& the climate
“This summer, Europe is basking in a sense of accomplishment. On July 21, after protracted labor, the European Union announced the birth of a historic
Was thrilled to chat with the very smart interviewer from the Intelligencer, Eric Levitz, read the full interview here. A quote from the article: something
We all know the Chernobyl script. A badly designed reactor suffered a meltdown. The decrepit Soviet regime tried to hide the disaster. Millions of citizens
What Eric Hobsbawm called the ‘short 20th century’ is supposed to have ended in 1989 with the United States winning the Cold War. Yet today
Adam Tooze argues the European Green Deal and young Europeans’ activism are fostering a virtuous circle favouring more rapid decarbonisation. In the 1980s the dawning
A coordinated response to the crisis in the Americas, India and Africa must be led by countries that have suppressed the virus It took more
Michael Pettis and Matthew Klein’s new book Trade Wars Are Class Wars begins with an epigraph from John A. Hobson: “The struggle for markets, the
How does a judgement of the German constitutional court threaten to explode the European project? David talk to Helen Thompson, Adam Tooze and Shahin Vallee
In Europe, a ruling by the German Constitutional Court that the European Central Bank (ECB) failed to adequately justify a program of asset purchases it
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