Professor of International and Public Affairs and Political Science at Columbia University | Specializes in politics of international economic relations.
"The Cost of Geoeconomic Coercion." I address costs of using economic policies for geopolitics. Part of a great special issue of Finance and Development on Geoeconomics. My article page 30, full issue here: https://t.co/V9EClrXBkG
Political economy of industrial policy. Now in print, a cautionary note on the politics of policies for structural transformation. In Steering Structural Change Eds. P-O Gourinchas, M Obstfeld, P Topalova. My chapter is available here: https://t.co/VLygyPjn7P
A Boston Fed podcast summarizing our discussions on geoeconomics at the Fed's research conference :
Geoeconomics: What’s the cost of coercion in global trade?
https://t.co/fqJGVkKjGg
Political economy of geoeconomics. In a comment on Clayton Maggiori Schreger, “Putting Economics Back Into Geoeconomics,” I argue we cannot understand geoeconomics without political economy. Now in the NBER Macroeconomics Annual 2026, available here. https://t.co/dFzZasZwIW
The end of an era. Now in print, an argument that the post-war era is coming to an end. In the LSE Public Policy Review 4, No. 2 (2026), available here: https://t.co/46vBtoHe8u
🔴LIVE NOW @ColumbiaIGP is hosting a discussion on the future of central banking in an era of persistent shocks and evolving risks.
Featuring:
🌐 Andrew Bailey, Governor of the @BankofEngland
🌐 Alan Taylor, Professor of International and Public Affairs, @ColumbiaSIPA; External member of the Monetary Policy Committee, @bankofengland
https://t.co/6xnveaL72r
Now on Early View: 'Was freedom road a dead end? Socio-economic effects of Reconstruction in the American South'.
By Jeffry Frieden, Richard S. Grossman & Daniel Lowery.
@jafrieden@RSGrossman@Columbia@wesleyan_u@Harvard#EHS100
https://t.co/wotCE1kxqf
“Will tariffs unravel the global economic order?” I spoke with Chalkboard Politics (and a couple of former students) about American trade policy and world trade more generally. The podcast is now live on Podbean, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, for example https://t.co/ncpPW5VhCN
Socio-economic effects of Reconstruction: Our paper (with Richard Grossman and Daniel Lowery), “Was Freedom Road a dead end? Socio-economic effects of Reconstruction in the American South” is now out in the Economic History Review. Paper available here: https://t.co/wvetQk538E
Just published in the Economic History Review: “Was freedom road a dead end? Socio-economic effects of Reconstruction in the American South” with @jafrieden and Daniel Lowery @wesleyan_u https://t.co/r0BVIAHahF
"The New Political Economy of U.S. Trade.” In this guest contribution to Menzie Chinn's great https://t.co/3024nJSeZd I summarize some of the analytical points made in a recent article David Lake and I wrote. https://t.co/kuLRWImH18
“The New Political Economy of U.S. Trade” David Lake and me on Trump trade policies. We provide historical perspective, summarize the expected impact on the US and the intl trading system, and analyze implications for understanding the IPE. Available here https://t.co/mPGD3qIc85