We welcome and encourage the submission of a broad range of research work. Topics include, but are not limited to: competition and market power in the financial sector; technological innovation in financial markets and consumer impacts, including the use of big data and the presence of...

Topic: • Distributional consequences of agglomeration benefits • Labor market outcomes and housing affordability • Highly-local income inequality • Spatial extent of local labor markets and commuting patterns • Neighborhood effects and segregation • Interactions between local housing...

Wissenschaftliche Einrichtungen sind Akteure in der und für die regionale Entwicklung. Man kann zurzeit beobachten, wie ihre Potentiale für den Wissenstransfer stärker in den öffentlichen Blick geraten. Es geht sowohl um technologische als auch um soziale Innovationen, die das...

This talk argues that there is a gap separating planning practice and the technical and legal requirements that smart city technologies entail. A pertinent case is Quayside, Toronto, where Sidewalk Labs (part of Alphabet and a sister company of Google) and Waterfront Toronto (a three-level...

The EALE conference features both parallel and poster sessions. Parallel sessions contain 3 or 4 short (15 minute) presentations. Poster sessions typically last for an hour, and researchers present their paper with a poster, participants come by and can interact with the presenter. Both formats...

Quality papers in all areas of regional science are welcome. Topics: - New and emerging issues around leveling up - Smart cities: data-driven urban analytics - Spatial analysis of productivity and labour markets - Higher education and impact of universities on regional economies - Migration,...

Thématiques spécifiques - Souveraineté énergétique, alimentaire et industrielle et développement endogène des espaces périphériques ; - Systèmes de transports et territoires périphériques ; - Les territoires insulaires et côtiers face aux catastrophes sanitaires et climatiques ; -...

Economists need not only to have a clear idea of which instruments are most efficient and how their impacts can be evaluated ex post. Economists also need to understand why policymakers and voters sometimes oppose the use of such instruments. This is the focus of the CESifo Workshop on...