Papers from online conference, "Economists and cities," University of Cambridge

 From the Humanities and Social Change Center, "Economists and Cities", papers thus far:

-- "Economists in the City: Reconsidering the History of Urban Policy Expertise: An Introduction," by Mike Kenny & Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche 

-- "Cities and Space: Towards a History of ‘Urban Economics’," by Beatrice Cherrier & Anthony Rebours -- "From Cities to Nations: Jane Jacobs’ Thinking about Economic Expansion" by Cédric Philadelphe Divry 

 -- "The Institutionalization of Regional Science  In the Shadow of Economics" by Anthony Rebours 

 -- "Urban Agglomeration, City Size and Productivity: Are Bigger, More Dense Cities Necessarily More Productive?" by Ron Martin 

 -- "Technology as a Driver of Agglomeration" by Diane Coyle 

 -- "Regions and Cities: Policy Narratives and Policy Challenges in the UK" by Philipp McCann