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cookies? search the lse website -- urban and spatial programme about us contact us research publications events and seminars staff news and press see also: serc annual conference 2018 (31 may - 1 june) welcome to the urban and spatial programme website urban economics and urban policy challenging conventional policy wisdom research impact improving urban economic policy in the uk serc annual conference 2018 urban and spatial programme urban economics and urban policy improving urban economic policy in the uk latest publications prev next serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper cohesion policy incentives for collaborative industrial research. the evaluation of a smart specialisation forerunner programme riccardo crescenzi, mara giua and guido de blasio february 2018 paper no' sercdp0231: read abstract | full paper tags: cohesion policy ; smart specialisation ; policy evaluation ; innovation ; european union serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper one or many cohesion policies of the european union? on the diverging impacts of cohesion policy across member states riccardo crescenzi and mara giua february 2018 paper no' sercdp0230: read abstract | full paper tags: cohesion policy ; european union ; regions ; growth ; employment serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper interaction of public and private employment: evidence from a german government move giulia faggio, teresa schlüter and philipp vom berge february 2018 paper no' sercdp0229: read abstract | full paper tags: regional government policy ; regional labor markets ; job displacement ; economic development serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper the impact of public employment: evidence from bonn sascha o. becker, stephan heblich and daniel m. sturm january 2018 paper no' sercdp0228: read abstract | full paper tags: economic geography ; public employment ; place-based policies ; german division serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper highways, market access and spatial sorting stephan fretz, raphaël parchet and frédéric robert-nicoud november 2017 paper no' sercdp0227: read abstract | full paper tags: transportation ; highway ; market access ; income sorting serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper colonial legacies: shaping african cities neeraj baruah, j. vernon henderson and cong peng november 2017 paper no' sercdp0226: read abstract | full paper tags: colonialism ; persistence ; africa ; sprawl ; urban form ; urban planning ; leapfrog serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper matching firms and workers in a field experiment in ethiopia girum abebe, stefano caria, marcel fafchamps, paolo falco, simon franklin, simon quinn and forhad shilpi october 2017 paper no' sercdp0225: read abstract | full paper tags: matching ; labour ; job-search ; firms ; recruitment ; experiment serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper anonymity or distance? job search and labour market exclusion in a growing african city girum abebe, stefano caria, marcel fafchamps, paolo falco, simon franklin and simon quinn october 2017 paper no' sercdp0224: read abstract | full paper serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper decomposing the impact of immigration on house prices rosa sanchis-guarner september 2017 paper no' sercdp0223: read abstract | full paper tags: immigration ; housing ; spain ; instrumental variables serc/urban and spatial programme discussion paper planning ahead for better neighborhoods: long run evidence from tanzania neeraj baruah, amanda dahlstrand-rudin, guy michaels, dzhamilya nigmatulina, ferdinand rauch and tanner regan september 2017 paper no' sercdp0222: read abstract | full paper tags: urban economics ; economic development ; slums ; africa upcoming events friday 05 october 2018 13:00 - 14:30 tbc jessie handbury (wharton) 32l 2.04, 2nd floor conference room, lse, 32 lincoln's inn fields, london wc2a 3ph please note new venue latest news and press monday 02 july 2018 lse news: research highlights - wealth creator what makes cities thrive? is it proximity to natural resources like rivers, oceans or energy reserves? or does the cumulative effect of population increases stimulate waves of economic activity such as restaurants, bars and shops? because of the complex history of many cities, identifying the source of their development is notoriously difficult. but a group of urban economists have developed a model that shows the positive relationship between economic activity and urban density, and predicts how further development will change a city and its surrounding areas. such is the scale of their achievement, gabriel ahlfeldt , stephen redding , daniel sturm , and nikolaus wolf, who began the project almost a decade ago at lse, have received the frisch medal, one of the most prestigious prizes in economics. related links: lse news - research highlights - wealth creator the economics of density: evidence from the berlin wall gabriel ahlfeldt webpage stephen redding webpage daniel m. sturm webpage blog posts wed, 11 jul 2018 turning brownfields around: the role of demand in land re-development thu, 14 jun 2018 did the blitz enhance londons economy? 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