Jonathan Rothwell

Jonathan Rothwell is a Gallup Principal Economist with a strong background in research and economic analysis. He is known for his expertise in areas such as higher education, macroeconomics, entrepreneurship, and labor economics. Jonathan is affiliated with prestigious institutions like the Brookings Institution and George Washington University, where he serves as a non-resident Senior Fellow and Visiting Scholar, respectively.

His research findings have garnered significant attention from major news outlets, and he is a sought-after speaker at various conferences and academic gatherings. Jonathan has authored impactful publications on topics ranging from analyzing voter demographics in the 2016 election to evaluating college quality using consumer ratings. Additionally, he has contributed to prominent platforms like the New York Times Upshot and penned a noteworthy book titled 'A Republic of Equals: A Manifesto for a Just Society' published by Princeton University Press.

Prior to his role at Gallup, Jonathan Rothwell held a fellowship at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program, where he focused on diverse issues such as trade, innovation, education, and income inequality. He was actively involved in research initiatives related to skills assessment and social mobility, including a significant project commissioned by the National Academies of Science. Jonathan earned his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs.