We conventionally date the onset of the Great Depression to 1929. This make sense from the point of view of conventional business-cycle analysis. But the
Layers of historicity in a remarkable show at the Tate Modern.
First of series of blogs about fascinating grad student conference at University of Michigan.
Are modernization theories a frame for understanding the July crisis, or are they drivers of the crisis?
Should D-Day be located in a narrative that tracks back to 1940 or one that points forward to the nuclear age?
On Richard Overy’s important book about thinking about strategic bombing in World War II.
How do we write the history of guns “after fascism”?
Coming to terms with the Babel of D-Day commemoration on the Normandy beaches.
How the rise and fall of Valois Burgundy opened the door to modern European power politics.
Read Deborah Cohen’s review in the NYRB!
Whose 1917? Which Russian revolution?
A pioneering study of long-run changes in wealth holding, shows the dramatic increase in inequality from the Black Death to the industrial revolution.
Would You Fight? Does recent opinion poll evidence on low levels of martial patriotism in many parts of world and particularly in Europe have implications for how we narrate the history of late twentieth century and beyond?
Who paid for Hitler’s wars? Was Nazi Germany a “Feel Good Dictatorship”? Racialized plunder and the social foundations of the Nazi dictatorship. The Aly-Tooze debate of 2005 revisited.
Anniversary Essay in Prospect Reflecting on 1917-2017. Click here for webpage: Click here to download PDF of Tooze Prospect 1917 piece Save
Adam Tooze: NATO Expansion and the Swap Lines: the Unspoken Geopolitics of the Financial Crisis in Europe, 2007-2013 March 28, 2016 – 12:00pm Encina Hall
NATO Expansion and the Swap Lines: the Unspoken Geopolitics of the Financial Crisis in Europe, 2007-2013 Tuesday, March 15, 2016 12 p.m. McKinney Conference Room
Published on Mar 11, 2016 Date: Mar 07, 2016 David O’Sullivan, Ambassador of the European Union to the United States, in conversation with Adam Tooze,
“Remaking the World Order” Professor Adam Tooze, Columbia University To attend to this workshop, please RSVP to Jennifer Loessy at jloessy@princeton.edu (link sends e-mail). Lunch
Published on Feb 11, 2016 Date: Feb 08, 2016 The European Union and the United States have joined efforts to try to contain and resolve
Published on Nov 13, 2015 A l’occasion du Salon du livre des Rendez-vous de l’Histoire à Blois, rencontre avec Adam Tooze autour de son ouvrage
Published on Oct 16, 2015 Conférence captée par les Clionautes lors des Rendez-Vous de l’Histoire de Blois 2015
New York Military Affairs Symposium Audio Podcasts of Friday Evening Talks Wages of Destruction: The Making and Breaking of the Nazi War Economy recorded September
Published on Jun 5, 2014 The third installment of the 3-lecture series, “The Europe Center Lectureship on Europe and the World”.Date: May 2, 2014Speaker: Adam
Published on Jun 5, 2014 The second installment of the 3-lecture series, “The Europe Center Lectureship on Europe and the World”.Date: May 1, 2014Speaker: Adam
Published on May 21, 2014 The first installment of the 3-lecture series, “The Europe Center Lectureship on Europe and the World”.Date: April 30, 2014Speaker: Adam
[vc_single_image media=”51287″ media_width_percent=”100″] Adam Tooze: Der Krieg gegen die Juden: Strategie und Ökonomie als treibende Kräfte des Holocaust Simon Wiesenthal Lecture. Datum: Donnerstag 14. März
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