Can artists change neighborhoods? 🎨🏘 Presented joint work with @ninaglaeser.bsky.social at #INAS2026! Using German administrative data and an IV approach, we show that artists don't gentrify neighborhoods themselves but they attract early high-status in-movers. Stay tuned for the preprint! :)
Nina Glaeser
@ninaglaeser.bsky.social
PhD candidate at IAB Urban | Inequality | Labor ninaglaeser.com
Last week, I got to present my single authored paper on how labor market developments affect gentrification in Reading. Seeing the paper grow and develop fills me with pride, (a little fear given the extent of my to do list), and a lot of motivation for putting in the work until the 2027 market!
Huge thanks to the organizers and all presenters. I was expecting to meeting and learning something about my field from leading scholars but was wildly mistaken - I not only did that, I also got introduced to new fields and ways of thinking that I never engaged with before. What a win!
A huge thank you to all the students and faculty who participated in the UEA Summer School this year! It was an incredible week of research discussions. We are grateful to everyone who joined us and made the experience so special.
Meeting all of the inspiring scholars, seeing friends and connecting with coauthors was a true pleasure. Also, I received great feedback on our paper on the initializers of gentrification. Next is the UEA 2026 summer school back „home“ in London - let’s go! ✈️🌞🙏
Thanks to everyone who came to the UEA European Meetings in Barcelona and to all those from CREI, BSE, and the program committees who worked behind the scenes to make it happen.
My first week at LSE started phenomenally ☀️🇬🇧 so excited to spend the spring term in beautiful London - reach out if you’re around and want to discuss some research :) @cep-lse.bsky.social @lseblogs.bsky.social
Meet me in Barcelona next week at the UEA European meeting! I will be presenting new insights on how early stage gentrifiers shape neighborhood inequality, rents, and out-mobility from my joint project with @kostermann.bsky.social
Today is the last day to register for the European Meeting of the UEA in Barcelona! See more details here: urbaneconomics.org/meetings/emu...
How costly is apprenticeship dropout—and for whom? Using an IV approach, our new @europeansocreview.bsky.social article finds strong income penalties, but only for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. My great coauthors patzinaalex.bsky.social & @katymorris.bsky.social 💖 tinyurl.com/tk4nkdb3
Hey London (spatial) bubble! I will be at LSE this summer term so if you happen to be in the city and want to discuss some research or know some good workshops and seminars - feel free to reach out 🌞🤝 very excited! 🙏🏼
Looking for a measure of #neighborhoods, micro or macro #segregation? I've got something for you! My newly published paper in Sociological Methods & Research presents a machine-learning-based algorithm to delineate neighborhoods with grid-cell or point data: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Received great feedback on my project concerning labor market changes and gentrification today at the IAB PhD workshop. 📍📈🖇️ Thanks for the organization and many helpful comments! @iabnews.bsky.social
@kostermann.bsky.social presented our joint work on how pioneer gentrifier follow artists and raise the gentrification probability in poor neighborhoods. Getting closer to understanding sorting patterns creates the possibility for prediction and intervention in spatial inequality.
Great time at the Spatial and Urban PhD workshop at CREST as well as the CEPR Symposium in Paris 🇫🇷📍 At the workshop, I presented my single authored paper on how changes in the labor market affect spatial inequality through within city skill sorting. Thanks to all presenters and discussions! 🙏🏼
Hello from Paris! 🇫🇷 Amazing @ninaglaeser.bsky.social gave with her JMP on skill sorting and #gentrifcation one of the first presentations at the urban and spatial PhD workshop at #CREST today. She investigates why high, medium and low qualified workers reside in different parts of a city 🌆🌃
Hey spatial bubble! My colleague created a women in spatial science / journalism starter pack for @bsky.app 🗺️ ☁️🙌🏼 Also, feel free to text her if you have other women to add to the list! ➕👳🏽♀️🧔🏼♀️🧕🏻👩🏾🍼👵🏽👩🏻🏫👩🏻💻👩🏾💻👩🏼🔬👩🏿🎓📍 go.bsky.app/S85CdPy
I don’t need who needs to hear this but we don’t need more podcasts.
Last day of the @bsoeberlin.bsky.social course in Quantitative Spatial Economics. What a great cohort! If you spot any of these faces on the job market, don't hesitate! Thoroughly impressed by their coursework—the nerdy discussions during the lectures: priceless! 🫰 sites.google.com/view/bqse/bq... f
Wenn ich noch einen neuen Fußball Männer-Männer Podcast beworben bekomme, vergess ich mich.
Such an honor to work in a profession with so many incredible women 🥺🩷 I had the pleasure to present our latest work on spousal sorting and spatial misallocation. Thank you to the organizers and DIW Berlin for the great workshop - and the participants and discussants for the valuable input!
Der 5. Workshop for Women in Macroeconomis, Finance and Economic History am DIW Berlin ist in vollem Gange! Schön, dass Ihr alle hier seid! www.diw.de/de/diw_01.c....
👐 I’m excited to start my research semester @ HU Berlin (@bsoeberlin.bsky.social) at the chair of @ahlfeldt.bsky.social I will be working on my single paper during this time, focusing on gentrification and labor market outcomes. Let me know if you’re in town and want to discuss some research!
Solange Frauen in dieser Gesellschaft mehr unbezahlte Arbeit leisten müssen als Männer, müssen wir keine Sekunde über eine Wehrpflicht für Frauen nachdenken. Bitteschön, Debatte beendet.
Two days full of great input and conversations - proud and excited to be a part 😌✊ I presented our most current work on „Spousal Sorting, Spatial Misallocation, and the Gender Wage Gap“ (joint work with @milanq.bsky.social and Joan Monras) 📍📊 Thanks to all organizers, presenters and discussants 🙏🏼
Our #UEA2025 meeting, hosted by Humboldt University in Berlin, has featured keynotes by Esteban Rossi-Hansberg & Nina Pavcnik and more than 60 paper sessions. urbaneconomics.org/meetings/emu... Thanks to local organizers @ahlfeldt.bsky.social and @jnimczik.bsky.social.
Meet me in Berlin this March 🤩👩🏻💻📍
The program for our upcoming annual European meeting is now online: urbaneconomics.org/meetings/emu.... #UEA2025, hosted by Humboldt University in Berlin, features keynotes by Nina Pavcnik & Esteban Rossi-Hansberg and 60+ paper sessions. To register, visit editorialexpress.com/conference/e...
Such a great workshop last week at IAB on topics on (un-)employment! I can highly encourage all PhD-students to not only take part in workshops and conferences but also be in organizing committees yourself! Very valuable insights and a lot of fun 🎓🎤🪃
Finally (and way too late) buried my Twitter account (still refuse to call it X). So back here and ready to explore 🔥