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Notes on the Crisis

Nathan Tankus

The New York Federal Reserve’s “Doomsday Book” Has Been (Partially) Revealed — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
Revealed: The Seven Secret Federal Reserve Books I Won Through FOIA — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
Paul Volcker’s Secret December 1973 Phone Call to Fed Chairman Arthur Burns Revealed — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
More FOIA Findings: The New Nixon Administration’s Debt Ceiling Dilemma and the Federal Reserve’s Solutions — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
I Got the Fed to Release its 2011 “Treasury Default” Playbook. Here’s What it Says and Why it Matters. — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
I Was Wrong About Post-SVB Treasury Market Strains- Here’s Why — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
There Are No Simple Answers in the “Greedflation” Debate: A Response to Economist Marc Lavoie — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
Fitch Didn’t Downgrade The U.S.’s Credit Rating. It Downgraded its Macroeconomic Rating (and No One Should Care) — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
The Utopian Vision of Financial Derivatives: What Mehrling and Pozsar Have to Teach About the Future of Climate Policy — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
Book Announcement: Picking Losers (Also I Was in Politico Last Week) — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
FDR Opposed Deposit Insurance. He Isn’t the Last Word on the Subject — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
Federal Reserve Issued Securities: Not Such a Crazy Idea After All — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
The Night They Reread Pozsar (in his absence) — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
The Federal Reserve’s Monetary Policy Operating Procedures Have Come Full Circle: What Does that Mean for the Post-SVB FOMC Meeting? — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 
The Dizzying Array of Accounting Gimmicks Preventing Silicon Valley Bank’s Failure From Affecting the Debt Ceiling — Nathan Tankus — Notes on the Crisis — 

Radical Copyeditor

How to Ensure that Your Land Acknowledgment Doesn’t Perpetuate Oppression — Radical Copyeditor — 
Conscious Communication and the Power of Language — Radical Copyeditor — 
How to Write About Abortion in Trans-Inclusive Ways: 7 Best Practices — Radical Copyeditor — 
The Power of Everyday Language to Cause Harm — Radical Copyeditor — 
What’s in a Word: Queer — Radical Copyeditor — 
Ask a Radical Copyeditor: What’s the Best Way to Refer to Everyone Who Isn’t Cis? — Radical Copyeditor — 
Want More Radical Copyeditor in Your Life? — Radical Copyeditor — 
Dark and Light: Practicing Balance—and Countering Racism—in Metaphors — Radical Copyeditor — 
Update to Transgender Style Guide: “Sex Versus Gender,” Intersex Considerations, Talking About Transition, and More! — Radical Copyeditor — 
Thirty Everyday Phrases that Perpetuate the Oppression of Indigenous Peoples — Radical Copyeditor — 

Thomas Zimmer

MAGA on the Beach Redux — Thomas Zimmer — 

Progress in Political Economy

Call For Nominations For The 2024 Australian International Political Economy Network (AIPEN) Journal Article Prize — Progress in Political Economy — 
Matthew Karp, ‘Class, Party, and American Politics in 2024’ — Progress in Political Economy — 
2024 Wheelwright Lecture | Ntina Tzouvala | Dollar Hegemony as Law-Making Power — Progress in Political Economy — 
IPE and the Problem of History: an Australian experience — Progress in Political Economy — 
Dependency and Crisis in Brazil and Argentina — Progress in Political Economy — 
Reading Moby Dick and Antonio Gramsci — Progress in Political Economy — 
A New Edition of JAPE: Relevance and Regeneration — Progress in Political Economy — 
The Great (non) Tax Debate — Progress in Political Economy — 
Nature and genocide – ecofascism in world literature — Progress in Political Economy — 
Gaslighting Australia: the Australian Government’s Commitment to Expanded Gas Production — Progress in Political Economy — 

Strong Towns

The Common Knowledge Game: Public Perception and the Strong Towns Movement — Strong Towns — 
From Hang Out To Hurry: Why Starbucks Wants To Redefine “Third Place” — Strong Towns — 
Changing the Dialogue: 8 Words and Terms That Drive Strong Towns Crazy — Strong Towns — 
You Don’t Actually Want To Abolish Property Taxes, and Here’s Why — Strong Towns — 

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Liberty Street Economics

The DeFi Intermediation Chain — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 

The Australia Institute

Off-peak hot water in the 21st century — The Australia Institute — 
Off-Peak Hot Water: One Simple Change to Support Renewable Rollout — The Australia Institute — 
A bloodied, defiant Trump could become the defining image of the US election — The Australia Institute — 
Polling – Public funding for political parties and candidates — The Australia Institute — 
Stiglitz is in the house | Between the Lines — The Australia Institute — 
How superannuation tax concessions help the rich get richer — The Australia Institute — 
Another airline is grounded – should the government buy it? — The Australia Institute — 
Renewable hydrogen: Superpower, or green mask for fossil super villains? — The Australia Institute — 
Understanding the Future Made in Australia — The Australia Institute —