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Jonathan James joined the Department of Economics in September 2012 as a Lecturer (Assistant Professor). Jonathan completed his PhD at the University of Essex in 2011. Prior to joining the University of Bath, he held a post-doctoral position as a Max Weber fellow at the European University Institute in Italy.
Jonathan's research interests are in the field of applied microeconomics, with a focus on applied policy orientated research.
- Health Economics
- Field Experiments
- Economics of Education
- Labour Economics
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freedom of information
Social Sciences
Feeding Behavior
Medicine & Life Sciences
Meals
Medicine & Life Sciences
university teacher
Social Sciences
Vegetables
Medicine & Life Sciences
economist
Social Sciences
Motivation
Medicine & Life Sciences
Fruit
Medicine & Life Sciences
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Projects 2012 2018
- 4 Finished
The Effect of a Tailored Health Warning on Socio-Economic Behaviour and Health Outcomes
1/10/16 → 29/03/18
Project: Research council
Economics
Health
Life Style
Hypertension
Health Promotion
Connecting Data Across Public Services in Bath and North East Somerset
1/04/14 → 30/04/15
Project: Central government, health and local authorities
Connecting Data Across Public Services in Bath and North East Somerset
Barnett, J., Dickson, M. & James, J.
1/03/14 → 28/02/15
Project: Central government, health and local authorities
Education and teen Childbearing: Evidence from Education Expansion
3/09/12 → 30/06/15
Project: Research council
Research Output 2011 2018
A Computer-Based Incentivized Food Basket Choice Tool: Presentation and Evaluation
Spiteri, J., James, J. & Belot, M. 2018 Department of Economics, University of Bath, 47 p.(Bath Economics Research Papers; vol. 69, no. 18)Research output: Working paper
Open Access
File
Food
Evaluation
Biometrics
Self-report
Costs
The Formation and Malleability of Dietary Habits: A Field Experiment with Low Income Families
Belot, M., Berlin, N., James, J. & Skafida, V. 14 Feb 2018 Department of Economics, University of Bath, p. 1 - 74 74 p.(Bath Economics Research Papers)Research output: Working paper
Open Access
File
Feeding Behavior
Eating
Therapeutics
Food Preferences
Control Groups
FOI as a Data Collection Tool for Economists
Clifton-Sprigg, J., James, J. & Vujic, S. Sep 2017 Antwerp: Faculty of Applied Economics, the University of Antwerp, 13 p.(Research Paper 2017-008; no. D/2017/1169/008)Research output: Working paper
Open Access
freedom of information
economist
police
determinants
act
From High School to the High Chair: Education and Fertility Timing
James, J. & Vujic, S. 21 Apr 2016 Bath, U. K.: Department of Economics, University of Bath, (Bath Economics Research Papers; no. 48/16)Research output: Working paper
Open Access
File
Fertility
Education
Qualification
High school
Schooling
Incentives and Children's Dietary Choice: A Field Experiment in Primary Schools
Belot, M., James, J. & Nolen, P. Dec 2016 In : Journal of Health Economics. 50, p. 213-229Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
Vegetables
Motivation
Fruit
Lunch
Population Control