José Alejandro Coronado

José Alejandro Coronado is a Lecturer in Economics at the Faculty of Business, University of Greenwich, where he joined in 2023. His academic work bridges economics with complex systems and Bayesian methods, focusing on decision-making across diverse institutional contexts.

His research interests include:

• Microeconomics and strategic decision-making
• Complexity Economics and system-level economic change
• Structural Change in the context of green transition and industrial development in the Global South
• Econophysics and the application of physical models to economic systems
• Bayesian Econometrics and probabilistic modeling in economics

His doctoral research applied information-theoretic methods to bargaining, monetary theory, and strategic market games. While no recent publications are listed in the text, his scholarly focus suggests strong interdisciplinary engagement across economics, data science, and systems theory.

José has no listed scientific awards at this time.

He advises students in economics and related fields, though no current or former advisees are named. There is no mention of external grants or funding sources in the provided text. He is not associated with any named research lab or collaborative team in the material presented.