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Dr Charlie Dannreuther is a Lecturer in European Political Economy at the University of Leeds' School of Politics and International Studies, part of the Faculty of Social Sciences. He holds a PhD from the University of Manchester (1996) and a Dip Cert in Education (2014). His research focuses on EU politics, Brexit, SME policy, and the intersection of capitalist processes with human subjectivity. Notable projects include analyzing the political economy of the seaside and co-authoring work linking EU policies to historical slavery frameworks. He chairs a European network on financial crisis causes and explores value theory through unconventional methods like 'swim-along' interviews.
Dr Dannreuther has held roles as Research Ethics Officer and Widening Participation lead at Leeds. His work bridges academia and policy, influencing UK government responses and FCO initiatives. His teaching emphasizes real-world engagement, including a module partnering students with civic organizations across Leeds. He is affiliated with EAEPE for its pluralistic approach and contributed to projects enhancing trade union capacity in Turkey.
Research interests include the emotional dimensions of political behavior, post-crash value production, and systemic critiques of mainstream economics. He critiques the representation of small businesses in political discourse and explores omitted societal elements like care work and seaside economies. His recent work interrogates how subjective identities shape political economies, particularly through themes of touch, desire, and value.
