Why do Americans place so much importance on economic indicators in evaluating their country? This is a central question in my new book, Measuring America.
Andrew Yarrow
Adjunct Professorial Lecturer
Department of History
- Andrew L. Yarrow has been teaching modern U.S. history at American University since 2006. He is a public policy professional, historian, journalist, and author of the new book, Measuring America: How Economic Growth Came to Define American Greatness in the Late 20th Century. A former New York Times reporter, he has a column in the Baltimore Sun and blogs for Education Week, and also has worked for the U.S. government, international organizations, and several think tanks.
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Degrees
Ph.D., George Mason; MPA, Harvard; MA, Princeton; BA, UCLA.
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Teaching
Spring 2012
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- HIST-207 The United States since 1945
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AU News and Achievements
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Sweat Equity: Welcome to the World of Budgetball
Students in Professor Andrew Yarrow’s SPA class took to the Bender Arena floor April 1 to duke it out....
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Yarrow Takes Measure of America
History professor examines how economic statistics came to define American greatness...
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