About
We are organizing this brownbag to create a space for graduate students and post-docs to present their work to their peers. We encourage folks to submit work in all stages - from new ideas to job market papers. Our goals is to create connections across schools, exchange ideas with others in our field, and get constructive feedback.
Our plan is to host a weekly brownbag for 10-15 weeks each semester (depending on the demand). We are currently looking for proposals for the Spring semester and will be accepting submissions until December 31st.
Sign-up for updates ↗Spring 2023 Schedule
The brownbag will take place on Wednesdays at 11am EST via zoom. To sign up for meetings, you can join our email list!
The Dynamic Allocation of Public Housing: Policy and Spillovers
Presented by Kwok-Hao Lee. Coauthored with Andrew Ferdowsian and Luther Yap.
Urban Policy and Spatial Exposure to Environmental Risk
Presented by Augusto Ospital. Coauthored with .
The Effect of Short-Term Rentals on Local Consumption Amenities: Evidence from Madrid
Presented by Alberto Hidalgo. Coauthored with Massimo Riccaboni and Francisco J. Velázques.
The Changing Geography of American Poverty
Presented by Michael Neubauer.
On the other side of the creek: The persistence and evolution of colonial ethno-racial segregation
Presented by Guillermo Woo-Mora.
Land Use Reform, Housing Markets, and Segregation: Evidence from Houston's 1998 Subdivision Reform
Presented by Raheem Chaudhry.
Cities, Amenities, and Spatial Equilibrium
Presented by Matthew Easton.
Touristification and incumbent residents: evidence from personal income tax records
Presented by Jorge Ferreira.
The (Express)Way to Segregation: Evidence from Chicago
Presented by Sara Bagagli.
Estimating demand for bike-shares with stockouts
Presented by Natalie Yang.
An equilibrium model of city with traffic-induced air pollution dispersion
Presented by Mohamed Bahlali. Coauthored with Quentin Petit.
The Effects of Highways on Job Access, Segregation, and Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Historical Administrative Data
Presented by Laura Weiwu.
A Unified Framework for Dynamic Treatment Effect Estimation in Interactive Fixed Effect Models
Presented by Kyle Butts. Coauthored with Nicholas Brown.
The Unintended Effect of Transfers on Intimate Partner Violence: Lessons from Housing Lotteries in Argentina
Presented by Bruno Cardinale Lagomarsino. Coauthored with Martín A. Rossi.
Committee
The brownbag is organized by the following group of people (alphabetical order):
- Hector Blanco (Post-doc at NYU Furman Center)
- Kyle Butts (PhD Candidate at CU Boulder)
- Jon Hartley (PhD Student at Stanford University)
- Santiago Hermo (PhD Candidate at Brown University)
- Laura Weiwu (PhD Candidate at MIT)