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Jose Rowell Corpuz is an Assistant Professor (Teaching Focussed) at the University of Warwick's Department of Economics. He is a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy and contributes to the Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE) and the Development and History Research Group. His teaching portfolio includes courses such as EC104: The World Economy: History and Theory, EC108: Macroeconomics 1, and specialized modules like EC313: The International Economy in the Twentieth Century. His research focuses on historical economic systems, disaster economics, and development trajectories, with notable work on typhoon impacts on local governance and competition dynamics in the Gold Coast slave trade.
Research interests span Economic History and Development Economics, with a focus on long-term structural changes, fiscal responses to disasters, and historical institutional arrangements. Recent work includes analyses of child stunting trends and colonial-era economic mechanisms.
His publications bridge historical analysis with contemporary policy relevance, appearing in outlets like the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization and the Economic History Review. He actively supervises undergraduate research, with supervisees achieving recognition in global competitions like the Undergraduate Awards 2024 and International Conference presentations.
Administratively, he serves as an Undergraduate Year-3 Tutor, member of the Economics Wellbeing, Equality, Diversity, and Gender Group, and has roles in curriculum development through his work as a Graduate Teaching Assistant Assessor and Curriculum Reviewer.
