Jamie Bartlett
Researcher
Jamie joined Demos in February, 2007. His primary research interests lie in international development, public services, and Islam.
Contact details:
Tel: 02073674200
Email: jamie.bartlett@demos.co.uk
- Expertise:
- International development, public services, identity
- Media Information:
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- Print:
- Yes
- Radio:
- Yes
- TV:
- Yes
- Broadcast Languages:
- French (fluent), Arabic (intermediate), Spanish (basic)
Jamie joined Demos in February, 2007 as a researcher. His primary research interests are in international development, public service reform, and Islam.
Jamie has just completed a major project about user-led design and personal budgets in social care, published in January 2008. He has also worked with the Victorian state government, Australia on reforming public services, and with Eastern European governments on trust in government.
He is currently undertaking a large 18 month project about the relationship between radicalisation and violence in Islam, and is an expert on radicalisation in French communities. He has also worked widely on Muslim movements in the UK, including Muslim youth work as part of Demos' work on community based approaches to counter-terrorism.
Prior to working for Demos, Jamie was a research associate at the international humanitarian agency Islamic Relief and conducted field research in Pakistan and Bangladesh, an advisor for Cambridge Univeristy professor Dr. Noreena Hertz, and a researcher/communications officer for UNESCO.
Jamie holds an M.Sc from the London School of Economics with distinction in International Development Management, an M.St from Oxford University with distinction in Historical Research, and a first-class BA in Modern History from the University of Southampton.
Jamie has just completed a major project about user-led design and personal budgets in social care, published in January 2008. He has also worked with the Victorian state government, Australia on reforming public services, and with Eastern European governments on trust in government.
He is currently undertaking a large 18 month project about the relationship between radicalisation and violence in Islam, and is an expert on radicalisation in French communities. He has also worked widely on Muslim movements in the UK, including Muslim youth work as part of Demos' work on community based approaches to counter-terrorism.
Prior to working for Demos, Jamie was a research associate at the international humanitarian agency Islamic Relief and conducted field research in Pakistan and Bangladesh, an advisor for Cambridge Univeristy professor Dr. Noreena Hertz, and a researcher/communications officer for UNESCO.
Jamie holds an M.Sc from the London School of Economics with distinction in International Development Management, an M.St from Oxford University with distinction in Historical Research, and a first-class BA in Modern History from the University of Southampton.