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David Woodruff is an Associate Professor in the Government Department at the London School of Economics, having joined in 2006. His expertise lies in the fields of Comparative Politics and Political Economy, focusing on core capitalist institutions such as money and corporate property rights. He has previously held positions as an associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and served as a visiting associate professor at Harvard University. David is actively engaged in research concerning contemporary Russia and emerging markets, particularly examining the impacts of the volatile international economic environment on capitalist institutions. He teaches various courses including GV441: States and Markets, GV467: Introduction to Comparative Politics, GV248: Power Politics in the Modern World: Comparative Perspectives, and GV4E2: Capitalism and Democracy. Outside of academia, David runs the Political Economy in Public blog.
Department of Economics