ADAM TOOZE

even seventh german job linked to automotive https://t.co/TdwWpBh4XR

systematic importance of German automotive industry to european economy https://t.co/lARD9tne3U

Bleak census data on suburban poverty in the US. Many areas with huge increases since 2007. http://t.co/8ktmCrakie

interesting critique of bleak us census data. https://t.co/USKzUEvzB5

Merkel presents Schroeder biography: differences on foreign policy but he is a great "reformer" i.e. Agenda 2010 http://t.co/T0nzLFTqKd

Schulz on Tsipras coalition partners. This was decisive issue also for Gabriel of German SPD http://t.co/glnieORvCG

The Anglo-Greek connection: "Tsakalotos " and Chouliarakis frontrunning for finance/econ jobs: http://t.co/Za81yoRQGd

schulz on tricky Tispras: "He is very clever, especially by telephone. He told me things that seemed convincing, but are a little bizarre"

What the Guardian thinks has prevailed in Greece: "social values & realism, rather than ideological dogma.." Really? http://t.co/Lcffy0VdO2

What does the Guardian mean? "This is welcome for Greek democracy, because political stability may now have a chance" http://t.co/Lcffy0VdO2

Syriza also holds majority in students, farmers, the unemployed, public & private sector employees, while ND gets housewives and pensioners.

The best German Greens are more optimistic. Attack on corruption, tax reform. https://t.co/cwksWEgDQ9

The politics of state administration and state-reconstruction is now truly the issue. https://t.co/VbdUetbiYy

Lafontaine warns that Tspiras may be assigned role of Schroeder’s Red-Green in pushing through neoliberal “reform" https://t.co/BGzTEERlku

Ironies of the debt brake: Rich Germany lets its schools rot! https://t.co/1dH3sIX9O3

Great Questn: Why the narrowness of the Tsipras coalition? Why concede in a moment of “triumph”? Will it be enough? https://t.co/kvIYPTsJil

Merkel as crisis chancellor born out of implosion of GDR and then the CDU …. great review. https://t.co/owOUS6ydjE

Rajan’s new monetary policy constitution for India. Ordoliberalism in the sub-continent. https://t.co/otzgdnFIBV

The history of Asian frustration with international lending agencies that helped spur #AIIB: http://t.co/nEWWJUlSvj

Fascinating reminder of Burkina Faso's revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, murdered in 1987 coup http://t.co/kr7jOLpw2n via @qzafrica

Surely there also needs to be stuff on the tax side, but a wealth fund, peoples qe and R&D can’t be wrong. https://t.co/33CgAwYZoT

Die Zeit claiming greek electoral participation as low as 10 % in some regions with only hours to go. https://t.co/WQKe7jvdVe

Yiddish for email is blizbrif!!! https://t.co/omWJcwZWSi

College towns gini higher with the students counted because declared income low. Anyone heard of class? Town-gown? https://t.co/LVjslzPrMv

Staggeringly tops turvy demonstration of the weaknesses of income as a measure of inequality! https://t.co/LVjslzPrMv

Pushing on a piece of string! And then wondering whether it might be time to pull. https://t.co/nicM7jrHMc