Urban Economics Association

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14th Meeting of the Urban Economics Association

at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
October 11-12, 2019
Philadelphia, PA

Call for Papers

The Urban Economics Association (UEA) invites the submission of high quality papers dealing with the economics of cities, housing, real estate, transportation, local public good provision, the spatial distribution of activities, economic geography, and urban or regional policy. The Urban Economics Association seeks to promote participation and excellence in academic research in urban and regional economics.

The 2019 meeting will be hosted at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. For more information, please visit the conference website at: http://www.urbaneconomics.org/meetings/uea2019/

Keynote Speakers: Dave Donaldson (MIT) and Enrico Moretti (Berkeley).

Local Organizer: Jeffrey Lin

Program Committee: Stephen Billings (U Colorado, Chair), Maisy Wong (Wharton, Vice Chair), Marco Gonzalez Navarro (Berkeley, Vice Chair), Mehdi Benatiya Andaloussi (Columbia), Clare Balboni (MIT), Dominick Bartelme (Michigan), Leah Brooks (George Washington), Victor Couture (Berkeley-Haas), Rebecca Diamond (Stanford), Jonathan Dingel (Chicago Booth), Fabian Eckert (Yale), Pablo Fajgelbaum (UCLA), Cecile Gaubert (Berkeley), Michael Gechter (Penn State), Nina Harari (Wharton), Jessie Handbury (Wharton), Walker Hanlon (NYU), RĂ©mi Jedwab (GWU), Gabriel Kreindler (MIT), Eric Mengus (HEC), Timothy McQuade (Stanford), Raven Molloy (Fed), Eduardo Morales (Princeton), Gianmarco Ottaviano (Bocconi), Luis Quintero (Johns Hopkins), Daniel Shoag (Harvard), Adam Storeygard (Tufts), Juan Carlos Suarez Serrato (Duke), Winnie van Dijk (Chicago).

Submission: Please submit your paper or extended abstract through the online submission form at https://editorialexpress.com/conference/uea2019/.

Submission Deadline: April 29, 2019.

We encourage potential presenters to submit complete 4-paper sessions. This provides an opportunity to network with colleagues and shape your session in the way you find most appealing. Papers in complete sessions will still be vetted individually as the scientific committee reserves the right to regroup papers with other sessions. To submit a complete 4-paper session please first submit each paper through the conference maker website and then send the proposed session, including names and paper titles, to uea2019@urbaneconomics.org. We also encourage those who submit complete sessions to consider including papers by researchers whose primary affiliation is in an allied field (labour, public, trade, development, etc.) provided the paper has clear and strong relevance to urban economists.

Individual submissions will continue to be accepted and placed in sessions by the program committee. We do accept the submission of extended abstracts. However, all else equal, preference will be given to completed papers. You will be notified around June 12, 2019 whether your session or paper is accepted.

UEA Student Prize: If you are a current full-time PhD student and would like your paper to be considered for the UEA Student Prize, please choose the area "Prize for Best Student Paper" when submitting your paper. A paper is eligible only if all (co-)authors are full-time PhD students at the date of the conference. A shortlist of student papers will be presented in special prize sessions. The award winner will be chosen by a panel set by the UEA and the prize will be awarded at the meeting. See past award winners at http://urbaneconomics.org/meetings/awards.html.

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