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Andrew White is a Senior Lecturer in Cultural Policy at King's College London, with previous positions at Queen's University Belfast, University of Ulster, and Oxford Brookes University. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Nottingham and an M.A. from the University of Amsterdam. His research examines cultural policy, creative industries, and the digital economy, with regional expertise in the UK and China.
Research focuses on:
- Cultural policy and creative industries development
- Digital economy inequalities and universal basic income
- Chinese media industries and intellectual property
- Music streaming economics
- Digital media's societal transformations
Publication trends reveal sustained focus on Chinese cultural industries, intellectual property reforms, digital inequalities, and media policy. Recent work increasingly addresses platform economics, algorithmic governance in creative sectors, and welfare solutions for digital labor markets.
Teaching includes cultural policy, digital media, and critical approaches to media industries at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He has developed innovative curricula addressing instrumentalism in media education.
Public engagement includes commentaries in The Conversation, Washington Post, and The Guardian on creative industries and digital policy, alongside expert contributions to UK parliamentary inquiries on music streaming economics.
