Nathan Critch

Nathan Critch is a Researcher affiliated with the London School of Economics and Political Science, focusing on critical political economy, governance, and British politics. His work examines state responses to crises, productivity stagnation, and the political economy of AI as techno-solutions to economic and political challenges.

• Research output highlights his expertise in industrial strategy, fiscal policy, and techno-solutions.
• Recent publications address Labour's governance models, Treasury orthodoxy, and the evolving role of public inquiries in crisis management.

The trends in his research output emphasize intersections between economic governance, statecraft, and contestation by social movements. His collaborations span national case studies in Britain, with a focus on policy analysis and political economy frameworks.