"John Maynard Keynes & International Relations: Economic Paths to War & Peace" by @DonMarkwell @OUPAcademic - risks of econ nationalism; basis of post-war order
'Many scholars of the discipline talk as if there is one history of IR. There are many.'
@RISjnl Best Article Winner @tiekutom talks to @martincoward
Watch the conversation on 'the Legon School of IR': https://t.co/4ai9JHCbT8
Read it free @CUP_PoliSci: https://t.co/vzxXKtOoK1
The University of Glasgow has announced a job offer for a Lecturer in Contemporary Economic History. More information: https://t.co/7gVjbp7LRy
#jobsearch#History#Glasgow
CfP: The 11th conference of the Iberian Association of the History of Economic Thought (AIHPE) will take place at the School of Economics of the University of Barcelona, the 2-3 December 2022.
https://t.co/RMaijhisZX
Forthcoming: Methodology and History of Economics: Reflections with and without Rules, edited By Bruce Caldwell, John Davis, Uskali Mäki, Esther-Mirjam Sent
https://t.co/uhFXK62DUf
Economics became a separate department within the division of History, Government, and Economics in 1897. 125 years later we published our first Tweet.
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Very good article by Adam Tooze on the politics of central banking. Central banks are often portrayed as politically-neutral entities concerned with the optimal management of a country's monetary system.
@adam_tooze
https://t.co/tCqTKkB40t
Fun story. I came across this short paper in the American Economic Review during my graduate studies. I was working on project delays, contracts and scheduling and was reading anything I could find on the topic. https://t.co/zVg29Visft
My department at @lunduniversity is seeking a new Professor of International and Global History. Consider applying – or spread the word!
https://t.co/2PSh7TykhQ
2 July 1942: #British Prime Minister Winston #Churchill faces a vote of no confidence, following various #military defeats. He won by a vote of 475-25, but faced another vote if the war news did not improve. #WWII#WW2#history#OTD#ad https://t.co/ntxQywkE8p
This week in 40 Mark’s Women we profile Liz Day, a career diplomat with postings in Paris, Dili (Timor-Leste), & Vienna and short-term missions in Cairo and Bougainville. She's now back in Adelaide as State Director of @DFATinSA. Read more: https://t.co/cHVJdOuIh3
Today we tried to share on weibo 微博 the facts about the Sino-British Joint Declaration on Hong Kong: enduring past 1997; legally binding; registered at the UN. Censored after 30 mins. Even the words of PM Thatcher and President Jiang Zemin too sensitive? Here they are again:
Every now and again one of these @AuschwitzMuseum daily tweets really catches me. This could so easily be just another dog lover on Twitter... except it isn't.
There’s a spirited debate on realism spurred by Walt’s article. Prof @SeanMolloyIR is spot on. I’d encourage both opponents and advocates of realism to read Marc Trachtenberg’s essay on the subject:
https://t.co/ACmr3YlEhh