Primary fields: Labor, Health, Crime Kevin's research broadly contributes to our understanding of the environmental determinants of health and human behaviour. He is particularly interested in studies that investigate the factors that cause criminal offending and antisocial behavior. Environmental influences include pollution, health interventions, social networks, the criminal justice system and job opportunities. His work often lies at the intersection of several fields within applied microeconomics including crime, urban, labor, health, public and environmental. |    |