Dr. David Yarrow

Biography

David Yarrow is a Lecturer in Political Economy and Programme Director of the MA Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at the School of Social and Political Science. He currently chairs the International Political Economy research group and previously held a post-doctoral Research Fellowship at SPS. David completed his ESRC-funded doctoral research at the University of Warwick in 2018, earning his Ph.D. in Politics and International Relations. His research focuses on the intersection of economic ideas and political economy, particularly in the context of post-crisis global economic governance. Yarrow's empirical studies explore the methodologies behind macroeconomic modeling practices and how these influence financial market behaviour. His work increasingly analyses the implications of digital capitalism and the rise of big technology on traditional economic thought. He has published extensively in leading journals, contributing to debates on macroeconomic forecasting, governance, and the impact of digital technologies on policy responses. His teaching includes courses on Political Economy and Digital Capitalism, where he engages with students on the complexities of economic policy in contemporary society.

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