ADAM TOOZE

"Daesh has a mother: the invasion of Iraq. But it also has a father: Saudi Arabia" @nytimes https://t.co/9EufTkTDBj

Great FT piece on the Belgian arms bazaar https://t.co/MgryAO25Gv via @FT

Ecb buying 105bn euro more bunds than the German government issues this year! https://t.co/q76YrkxqSb

Great! But the German signatories show how limited this 'consensus' is! https://t.co/zPGVWYJ48M

Schmitter 1991: fad for “bringing the State back in,” is very ironic, since in the present epoch the State least resembles its historic self

Schmitter 1991: Study of European integration has long been hampered by the absence of a clear & shared definition of its dependent variable

Framing Wages and Deluge at the Blois History festivalnhttps://t.co/DO8UuUQwjE

"this vast struggle that made millions of Germans into both agents and objects of unprecedented violence" https://t.co/TWKTQv7c8z

An appreciation in this weekend's NYT of Stargardt’s profound and moving The German War. https://t.co/rYvy7CgeCx

April 2015 Mexico became the first sovereign state to issue a bond denominated in euro with a maturity of 100 years. https://t.co/7Syt5BWwdl

Euro-denominated non-bank debt issued by non-euro area residents amounts to €2 trillion. https://t.co/j7i8AFBow2

What's with the pic? DG @ecfin seems to have decided "post-programme surveillance report" = "Irish travel brochure" https://t.co/eNdTrdmucN

This Tuesday in NYC! https://t.co/14ecRXButu

University of Chicago economist Anil Kashyap: "Love of the gold standard implies macroeconomic illiteracy" https://t.co/y6SacDDHvI

Still waiting for a debate over Neel Kashkari's appointment as president of the Minneapolis Fed.

making an argument while also facilitating an open class discussion at the same time is goddamn impossible

Overmorrow is an underused word for the day after tomorrow, as in 'I'll do it overmorrow'. Putting every job off till then is perendinating.

The last three appointments to the Federal Reserve are all former Goldman Sachs bankers. https://t.co/E7pscGyXzc

In der neuen LRB rezensiert @adam_tooze Heinrich A. Winkler, The Age of Catastrophe: A History of the West 1914-45 https://t.co/iQ0G1eICaT

On Schaeuble’s defense of the West and his historical inspiration, Heinrich August Winkler https://t.co/k8uhNIRGxn

Very helpful roundup of natural interest rate discussion https://t.co/5wQd3YI5mf

Today in FAZ review of collection of essays on interwar democracy co-edited with the brilliant Tim B. Mueller https://t.co/c8tN616Qmk

28-member EU #economy is projected to grow by 2% of GDP in 2016 and 2.1% in 2017, the EU Commission predictsnhttps://t.co/rBPEKyeokO