John Van Reenen
Programme on Innovation and Diffusion, LSE
Blog
Read my Blog posts on: COVID-19, Growth Policy, Brexit, British Politics & Policy at LSE, VoxEU, Harvard Business Review, LSE Business Review, etc.
COVID-19
Economic Observatory
How is COVID-19 affecting firms’ adoption of new technologies?
COVID-19
LSE Blog
The case for a COVID-19 carbon tax
COVID-19
LSE PowerBreakfast
Long-term consequences of COVID-19
COVID-19
Radio Corona at MIT Technology Review
COVID-19 recession
COVID-19
MIT Technology Review
COVID-19 has killed the myth of Silicon Valley innovation
COVID-19
Wheeler Institute for Business Development
UK firms and COVID-19: survival, management and strategy
COVID-19
Institute for the Future of Work
The Impact of COVID-19 on Technology Adoption
Growth Policy
LSE Phelan US Centre Blog
Joe Biden has the opportunity to help the US return to sustainable wage growth by increasing Federal funding for technological innovation
Growth Policy
LSE Blog
We can tackle the climate emergency and grow the economy at the same time
Growth Policy
LSE Public Lecture
Going for Growth
Brexit
LSE Blog
The cost of Brexit is likely to be more than double that of COVID – it must be delayed
Brexit
LSE Blog
Brexit: epitaph for a national trajectory now lost
Brexit
LSE Blog
The row over the Irish backstop reveals a lot about the contradictions of Brexit
Brexit
LSE Blog
Why no-deal Brexit is a battle for the soul of our nation
Brexit
LSE Blog
Resist, Rebel and Remain: the nation deserves and demands a second chance
Brexit
LSE Blog
The aftermath of the Brexit vote – the verdict from a derided expert
Brexit
LSE Blog
Leaving the European Union is likely to have a significant negative economic impact
British Politics & Policy
LSE Blog
Why leaving the EU would almost certainly damage our economic prospects
British Politics & Policy
LSE Blog
No one would be spared: how the costs of Brexit would be distributed across households
British Politics & Policy
LSE Blog
Leaving the European Union is likely to have a significant negative economic impact
British Politics & Policy
LSE Blog
Feature Essay: The books that inspired John Van Reenen: “I think I always enjoy reading Conservative thinkers more than leftist ones. It’s much more fun to have books that really challenge your positions rather than confirming your prejudices”
VoxEU
VoxDev
Management and the wealth of nations
VoxEU
VoxDev
The backlash against globalisation
VoxEU
VoxDev
We don’t need no (management) education?
VoxEU
VoxDev
The great British jobs and productivity mystery
VoxEU
VoxDev
Investing in UK prosperity: skills, infrastructure and innovation
Harvard Business Review
HBR Magazine
Harvard Business Review
HBR Magazine
Harvard Business Review
HBR Magazine
Does Management Really Work?
Harvard Business Review
HBR Magazine
The Radical Beauty of Three Simple Management Practices
Harvard Business Review
HBR Magazine
Why American Management Rules the World
Harvard Business Review
HBR Magazine
Family Firms Need Professional Management