ADAM TOOZE

Wall Street-City of London axis central to crisis of 2008/9 struggles to respond to the threat of populist… https://t.co/OpxajkhSDe

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Thoughtful and multi-faceted. Like the point about "no future" character of vote. Not sure about the fact v. data… https://t.co/DPA66oboMx

Its a good day when you get the WSJ to mention the Naxalites:… https://t.co/01zpcFVgx5

Freedom and Democracy: Democracy or Capitalism? On the Abject Spectacle of a Capitalistic World… https://t.co/vYffQMWKk7

Can the United Kingdom government legally disregard a vote for Brexit? https://t.co/VfWJsYzwW2

A world of consumers without producers. A critique of Trentmann, or how a dematerialized cultural anthropology… https://t.co/xfO5ajzVOV

The awkward history of India, the Raj and WWII? Review of Khan and Raghavan's new histories…. https://t.co/c7oEPLKbhV

Britain's EU Problem is a London Problem | Dissent Magazine https://t.co/tApHTXcysm

Brexit won’t shield Britain from the horror of a disintegrating EU | Yanis Varoufakis | Opinion | The Guardian https://t.co/6A1aLPCKr4

Popular Mechanics https://t.co/27Xyy0joAj

Further signs of scrambling of party politics: Bush Treasury Sec & Goldman Sachs CEO Paulson endorses Clinton https://t.co/Iell6xQw4a

The global history of WWII enriched by Jasmin Khan’s India’s War and @SrinathRaghava2 India’s Warnhttps://t.co/EfLSdt3obf

Review of Khan's India at War and Raghavan India's War. Brilliant contributions to global history of WWII https://t.co/pFsrWdfnn8 via @WSJ

A critical take on Frank Trentmann's Empire of Things – a world of consumers without producers https://t.co/jWHRI7sxgM

Proud to be part of #TheIndecentMinority https://t.co/wb91hJm1n8

Small glimmer of hope tonight, singing and playing Beethoven 9 in an impromptu performance with musicians from across London. #peace

My first reaction to Brexit vote is immense sadness, for the EU. Was the most impressive piece of institutional engineering of 20th century.

Portentous and meaningful stat: 66% people who left school at 16 voted for Leave. 71% of those with university degrees voted to Remain.

So 17 something mill Brits vote themselves a pay-cut, recession, and loss of EU citizenship for all 64 or so million Brits

US Fed says it is "prepared to provide dollar liquidity through swap lines with central banks" after Brexit https://t.co/hFO0Fcu7qu

Disappointing and untrue! https://t.co/wZKyAXNCw0

Sources at Morgan Stanley tell BBC it's already begun process of moving 2,000 London based investment banking staff to Dublin or Frankfurt

Martin Wolf: This is, for me, among the saddest of hours. https://t.co/NNeevto3Ql via @FT

Bruno Settis mapping a capacious trans-Atlantic history of the idea of Fordism https://t.co/NhZwTn51xj