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New York Magazine: Intelligencer published an interview/discussion with Adam Tooze, read it here: “The Fed Might Just Break the Global Economy.”
New York Magazine: Intelligencer published an interview/discussion with Adam Tooze, read it here: “The Fed Might Just Break the Global Economy.”
Adam Tooze wrote “The first global deflation has begun” for The Straits Times.
Adam Tooze wrote “The first global deflation has begun” for The Straits Times.
James Stafford wrote “Do Sanctions Work?: A new history examines their use in the past and considers their effectiveness for the future” published by The Nation.
James Stafford wrote “Do Sanctions Work?: A new history examines their use in the past and considers their effectiveness for the future” published by The Nation.
Mae Ngai is featured in the PBS Series The Bigger Picture (with Vincent Brown) on Alfred Stieglitz’s 1907 photo, “The Steerage” — watch the episode here.
Mae Ngai is featured in the PBS Series The Bigger Picture (with Vincent Brown) on Alfred Stieglitz’s 1907 photo, “The Steerage” — watch the episode here.
Adam Tooze wrote the opinion guest essay “The All Too Real Risk of a Global Recession” published by The New York Times.
The Columbia Spectator interviewed George Chauncey and published an article about his being awarded of the Kluge Prize: “George Chauncey, recipient of Kluge Prize, on the importance of studying LGBTQ history.”
The Columbia Spectator interviewed George Chauncey and published an article about his being awarded of the Kluge Prize: “George Chauncey, recipient of Kluge Prize, on the importance of studying LGBTQ history.”
Adam Tooze explains the roots of the UK’s economic stagnation |The Express Economist
Adam Tooze delivered the keynote address at and participated in the Centre for Policy Research Dialogues Conference 2022 on October 1st.
Adam Tooze delivered the keynote address at and participated in the Centre for Policy Research Dialogues Conference 2022 on October 1st.
Franklin Odo was a founder of the field of Asian American studies in 1971. He was Visiting Professor at Columbia from 1995 to 1997; Principal Investigator of a project of history and memory of Japanese Americans on the east coast for Columbia’s Center for Oral History, and edited the Columbia Documentary History of the Asian American Experience (2004).
Franklin Odo, a giant in the field of Asian American studies passed away last week. Odo was a founder of the field of Asian American studies in 1971. He was Visiting Professor at Columbia from 1995 to 1997; Principal Investigator of a project of history and memory of Japanese Americans on the east coast for Columbia’s Center for Oral History, and edited the Columbia Documentary History of the Asian American Experience (2004).
Samuel K. Roberts is quoted in “The Most Important Question About Addiction” published by The New York Times.
Samuel K. Roberts is quoted in “The Most Important Question About Addiction” published by The New York Times.
