Adam Tooze's Newsletters and Analyses

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Adam Tooze's Newsletters and Analyses

Overview

This is a digital collection of newsletters and analytical essays authored by historian and economist Adam Tooze. Created on 15 August 2021 and hosted by the institution “test‑tooze,” the collection is presented in English and contains 17 newsletter issues (Top Links 9–17) together with supplemental audio, video, and a curated set of fossil‑fuel industry documents. All items are stored in the PINAX repository and are subject to an all‑rights‑reserved licence.

Background

Adam Tooze is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and the creator of the Chartbook newsletter series. The collection was assembled as part of the broader Chartbook project, which offers subscription‑based analytical briefs on economic and geopolitical topics. The metadata indicates that the newsletters were produced under the umbrella of the Chartbook organization and distributed through the “test‑tooze” platform.

Contents

  • Top Links 9–17: Narrative essays covering Afghanistan’s economic crisis, U.S. monetary policy, the war on terror, and global inflation debates.
  • Chartbook 32–35, 40, 42: Thematic issues on U.S. foreign policy, the war on terror, the Great Inflation debate, and Occupy Wall Street.
  • Chartbook Audio 2 and Video 3–4: Multimedia segments featuring interviews with scholars and panel discussions on macro‑finance.
  • Fossil‑Fuel Industry Documents: Links to Bloomberg, DocumentCloud, and Shell reports on climate policy.
Each newsletter includes embedded links, images, and citations to external sources such as the FT, NBER, and WSJ.

Scope

The collection focuses on economic, historical, political, and financial topics from late 2021, with a geographic emphasis on Afghanistan, Germany, the United States, Kenya, Europe, the Middle East, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq. It includes analyses of U.S. monetary policy, international aid, war‑related spending, and climate policy. Earlier Chartbook issues and non‑newsletter materials beyond the listed supplemental documents are not part of this archive.

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Metadata

Title
Adam Tooze's Newsletters and Analyses
Type
Collection
Creator
Adam Tooze
Institution
test-tooze
Created
2021-08-15
Language
en
Subjects
Newsletters, Economics, History, Politics, Finance, Military history, Afghanistan, Germany, United States, Cold War, Humanitarian crisis, Economic crisis
Rights
All rights reserved
Place
Afghanistan, Germany, United States, Kenya, Europe, Middle East, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq
Source
PINAX

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# Reorganization Summary

The files were organized into four main groups based on their content: Newsletters, Historical_Analysis, Economic_Policy, and Afghanistan_Crisis. This strategy ensures that files with similar themes and topics are grouped together, making it easier to locate and analyze related content. The newsletters group encompasses a wide range of topics, while the other groups focus on specific themes such as historical analysis, economic policy, and the Afghanistan crisis. Every file was assigned to a group based on its content, ensuring a coherent and logical organization.

## Groups Created

- **Newsletters**: Files containing newsletter content, often discussing current events, economic analysis, and historical insights.
- **Historical_Analysis**: Files focusing on historical events, analysis, and their implications on current affairs.
- **Economic_Policy**: Files discussing economic policies, financial crises, and macroeconomic trends.
- **Afghanistan_Crisis**: Files focusing on the Afghanistan crisis, evacuation efforts, and geopolitical implications.

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