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Ngai on NPR
Mae Ngai was interviewed on NPR’s All Things Considered: “Attorney General Sessions Says The U.S. Foreign-Born Population Is Growing Too Fast.”
Tooze on MSNBC
Adam Tooze was on MSNBC: “2008 financial crisis: ‘A shift in the balance of power.”
Roberts in NYT
Samuel Roberts was quoted in The New York Times: “Is the U.S. Knee-Deep in ‘Epidemics,’ or Is That Just Wishful Thinking?”
Adam Tooze on Bloomberg
Adam Tooze on Bloomberg: “Next Recession Will Be ‘More Like a Flu Than a Heart Attack’” and “Turkey Is An Emerging Market Crisis.”
Tooze in The Guardian
Adam Tooze is in The Guardian: “Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World – review.”
Mann in ECFR
Gregory Mann co-authored an op-ed: “Sahel or high water: Mail’s political fatalism.”
Tooze NYT review
Adam Tooze’s book, Crashed, was reviewed by The New York Times: Sunday Review & Wednesday Review.
Mae Nagi in Washington Post
Mae Nagi co-authored an article for The Washington Post: “Now the Trump administration is trying to punish legal immigrants for being poor.”
Tooze is mentioned in Barron’s
Adam Tooze is mentioned in Barron’s: “How the U.S. Saved the World From Financial Ruin.”
Jackson in NBC
Kenneth Jackson was quoted in NBC News: “Here’s why you can’t visit the Statue of Liberty’s torch.”