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.bsky.social @columbiauniversity.bsky.social @harvard.edu #EHS100 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....

While we wait for SCOTUS to rule on the legality Trump's tariffs, the latest @chalkboardpolitics.bsky.social episode w/ @jafrieden.bsky.social explains the consequences of Trump's trade war for the US as a global economic leader. Spoiler alert: it's not good. @siwpscolumbia.bsky.social

What are tariffs, really? They’re talked about everywhere — in politics, in the news, in classes — but what’s the simple explanation? Tune in to hear Professor @jafrieden.bsky.social define a tariff! Listen: goodauthority.org/news/will-ta...

In the latest episode of Chalkboard Politics, @jafrieden.bsky.social talks about what makes Trump’s tariffs different this time. Will tariffs unravel the global economic order? 🎧 Listen: goodauthority.org/news/will-ta... ✍️ @profsaunders.bsky.social

“Will tariffs unravel the global economic order?” I spoke with Chalkboard Politics (and a couple of former students) about what’s American trade policy and world trade more generally. The podcast is now live on Podbean, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, for example goodauthority.org/news/will-ta...

"The New Political Economy of U.S. Trade.” In this guest contribution to Menzie Chinn's great econbrowser.com I summarize some of the analytical points made in a recent article David Lake and I wrote. econbrowser.com/archives/202...

“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 blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/jaf81/files/...

"The costs of coercion," paper presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on November 21. I evaluate some of the implications of using economic policies for non-economic - geopolitical - purposes. Paper here: blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/jaf81/files/...

"Retreat from Globalization? Current U.S. Policies and Historical Precedents." I spoke with Michael Klein of @EconoFactOrg about the current state of international economic affairs. The podcast is here: econofact.org/podcast/retr...

“The end of an era?” Talk at the World Economic Forum, Tianjin, June 25, 2025 www.weforum.org/meetings/ann...

"Globalization: Lessons from History, Risks for Today" Webinar and transcript of a conversation on current international developments -- and whether we are at the end of an era. Webinar here: absolute-strategy.zoom.us/rec/play/Tn5...

"Globalization: Lessons from History and Risks for Today,” a webinar-conversation between me and David Bowers of Absolute Strategy Research in London. Available here: absolute-strategy.zoom.us/rec/play/CVl...

I look forward to moderating an IGP/SIPA webinar on Tariffs and their Implications with a dynamite group of experts. Wednesday 4/30 at 2PM. You can register here: columbiauniversity.zoom.us/webinar/regi...