Jose Alejandro Coronado

Jose Alejandro Coronado is a Research Fellow at the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP), affiliated with The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment. His research focuses on public finance mobilization of private funds for renewable energy deployment using Bloomberg New Energy Finance data, while broadly analyzing decision-making in institutional contexts through complex systems methodologies.

• PhD research on political economy (bargaining, unemployment, bounded rationality)
• Teaching experience at The New School and Fordham University
• Research Associate at Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis

His methodological approach integrates techniques for analyzing complex systems with economic theory. Research interests span microeconomic theory, complexity economics, political economy frameworks, behavioral decision-making models, and econometric analysis tools. While no specific articles are listed in the text, his work centers on energy finance, institutional economics, and computational modeling applications.

Current affiliations include:

• UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP)
• Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis