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野口和彦（Kazuhiko Noguchi） Thanks for the comments, Kazu. You make a good point: if governments face guns-butter trade-offs, and China is going through some major structural adjustments at home, due to an aging population, an inability to achieve a truly convertible currency, and growing inequalities

New essay on Industrial Policy and Imperial Realignment, co-written with comrades Jack Taggart and Tom Chodor for Phenomenal World phenomenalworld.org/analysis/indus… Politics and International Studies Cambridge Cambridge Centre of Development Studies

Very true. But not just Poland. Most of Central and European has been an incredible growth success story in these last decades - due to strengths in the region *and* also European integration.

Recent research argues that without considerable technological transfer + long-run affordable investment, developing countries could be locked out of climate transition in a manner that could lock in a new structure of global inequality. Read more: gdpcenter.org/3TlPZOD

NEW Trita Parsi : Israel is losing its "excellent" campaign and now knocking on Trump's door to join them with offensive strikes. Why this isn't going Israel's way now, and why Trump must resist: responsiblestatecraft.org/israel-iran-wa… (below)

Quincy Institute's Karthik Sankaran explains this week the connections between higher US bond yields and demanding that our partners and allies in East Asia spend 5% of GDP. Dad will love this one! Happy #FathersDay ! responsiblestatecraft.org/defense-spendi…

The discourse would be 10% less stupid if people remembered that the GDP is a flow, not a stock.

Royal Dutch was a shell company

Zhang Xueliang Supremacy RB To be fair, the first wave of industrialisation (Stalinist) was pretty massive! But yeah, the post-EU growth was spread across sectors without any particular emphasis on industry (interestingly, in contrast to peer countries—the stylised view of Polish economy as this big

We can't speak of a unified economic statecraft approach in the Trump administration. Instead, four tendencies: revenue-driven, re-industrialize, decouple from China to a North America core, or pursue allyshoring. (Karthik Sankaran helped my thinking on this). Problem: ... 1/

how one deals with inevitable tradeoffs and contradictions. Economic statecraft requires an overarching strategy--which we don't seem to have. Via Stimson Center / Inkstick Media 2/ inkstickmedia.com/whats-behind-t…

Try being warm, dry, and not having to wear really scratchy clothes all the time.

"The Bill Will Return Us to an Era of Economic Chaos" nytimes.com/2025/06/17/opi…