Ed Miliband. From 27 March 2014 to 23 April 2020, he sat as a non-affiliated peer. Once more sitting as a Labour peer, he has served on the Lords Industry and Regulators Committee since 14 April 2021. Other works Eatwell is the former director of the Royal Opera House and the economic advisor to the Chartered Management Institute. He was chair of CRUSAID, an HIV/AIDS charity, from 1993 to 1998, and of the British Library Board from 2001 to 2006. Personal life In July 2006, Eatwell married Suzi Digby, founder and Principal of The Voices Foundation, a national music education charity. Prior to this he was married to Hélène Seppain, with whom he has three children, the Hon. Nikolai Eatwell (a partner at Clifford Chance), the Hon Vladimir Eatwell (a software developer), and the Hon. Tatyana Eatwell (a barrister). Selected bibliography Books Chapters in books Pdf version. Journal articles (Originally printed in Ekonomiska in 1973.) Pdf version. Papers Eatwell, John; Ellman, Michael; Karlsson, Mats; Nuti Mario; and Shapiro, Judith. (1997) Not 'just another accession': the political economy of EU enlargement to the East. London: Institute for Public Policy Research. Eatwell, John and Taylor, Lance (2000) Capital flows and the international financial architecture: a paper from the Project on Development, Trade, and International Finance. New York, NY: Council on Foreign Relations Press. Eatwell, John; Ellman, Michael; Karlsson, Mats; Nuti Mario; and Shapiro, Judith. (2000) Hard budgets and soft states: social policy choices in central and eastern Europe. London: Institute for Public Policy Research. Eatwell, John; Alexander, Kern; Persaud, Avinash; and Reoch, Robert. (2007) Financial supervision and crisis management in the EU. Brussels: European Parliament Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs. Arms References External links They Work For You profile Professor John Eatwell more information Professor Lord Eatwell Director of CERF Queens' College 1945 births Living people Alumni of Queens' College, Cambridge Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge Fellows of Queens' College, Cambridge Presidents of Queens' College, Cambridge British economists Post-Keynesian economists Harvard University alumni Kennedy Scholarships Labour Party (UK) life peers