https://twitter.com/kelly_zvobgo/status/1610424929207418880When I had just defended my dissertation and was on the job market, @ErikVoeten encouraged me to try to develop some of my arguments around #ISDS for a policy audience. It ended up becoming a section of my book Judge Knot.
https://twitter.com/toddntucker/status/1589610577743466501
https://twitter.com/HenryJFoy/status/1589286073875976195This is the idea that there should be Green Peace between allies until there's sufficient clean products on the market, which is a decade or two off.
https://twitter.com/toddntucker/status/1581667554312933377?t=8h2G8_yzdG1frp3PPkGK6Q&s=19
https://twitter.com/LaurenKGurley/status/1589311958440116224
https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1565342912724226050Some background on GATS and finance
https://twitter.com/arindube/status/1563525258782863360And for what? We're hearing very public cries of fire over (potentially) interesting findings for an academic seminar, when there is a democracy-ravaging fire around the corner.
https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1563485999615070210
https://twitter.com/SuzMKahn/status/1562467004912922631Biden's student debt cancellation is a win and sets a precedent for broader reparative policies of the kind @FeliciaWongRI and @kstrickland_ discuss here @DemJournal in their piece on moving past neoliberalism and racial liberalism.
https://twitter.com/JesseJenkins/status/1562106558443667456Another HI point: the China trade shock and those that preceded it, contributing to much of capital, labor, and communities seeing less of a stake in material production. Goods show up on shelves, they're cheap, which is a lifesaver since wages are kept low + there aren't unions.
https://twitter.com/AmbassadorTai/status/1557421104444182529Full remarks here:
https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/status/15566911803683143722. Forced labor, with a palpable lust for rolling back the existing safety net: