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Adam Tooze

Adam Tooze

New York City

Adam Tooze is Professor at Columbia University, focussing on the history of economics. In addition to that, Tooze leads the European Institute at Columbia.

Articles

China takes the climate stage

China's commitment to carbon neutrality by 2060 is the most dramatic move in climate politics since the Paris [...]

The politics of currencies

The neoliberal model of economic governance is in open dissolution. One of the main fault-lines is the politics of money

Carbon pricing and the exit from fossil fuels

The European Green Deal and young Europeans’ activism are fostering a virtuous circle favouring more rapid [...]

Time to expose the reality of ‘debt market discipline’

As another sovereign-debt crisis looms, Adam Tooze warns against repeating the same mistakes made during the last crisis

‘Coronabonds’ and Europe’s north-south divide

The Eurogroup’s decision to reject coronabonds will leave destabilising political scars across the European Union

Hard truths about the eurozone crisis

There has been little honest reflection within the European Commission about the eurozone crisis. Until now?

The fierce urgency of COP26

With a US administration under Trump, European unity and leadership is the only hope for driving China's climate [...]

The German impasse

When it comes to reforming the eurozone, Germany's defensive rhetoric of resentment and betrayal doesn't help

The IMF bargain

Europe must get beyond seeing the head of the International Monetary Fund as part of the spoils from Bretton Woods

Europe’s coal problem

The eurozone muddled through its crisis at Germany’s behest. The climate emergency is much too serious for that

Output gap nonsense

How misleading statistics have led to terrible economic policy-making in the EU since 2008

What are central banks for?

10 years after the financial crisis, the eurozone remains mired in unemployment. We need a new approach to central [...]

Sharing the risk

Germany expects other EU member states to follow the rules. But when it comes to its own defence spending, it thinks the [...]