Tom Kemeny (@_tomkemeny) 's Twitter Profile
Tom Kemeny

@_tomkemeny

Cities, innovation, economic geography and inequality. Associate Professor @munkschool, @InnovationPoli1, @UofT; Visiting Senior Fellow @LSEInequalities

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Frank Neffke (@frankneffke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm looking for a postdoc in the Science of Cities program Complexity Science Hub. If you're interested in cities in times of structural transformation (future of work, migration, FDI, green transition) and enjoy working in interdisciplinary teams have a look at csh.ac.at/wp-content/upl


Jamie Peck (@outtakimbo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pls share: Applications now open for the 2024 Summer Institute in Economic Geography, National University of Singapore, 21-26 July 2024. Closing date: 22 Dec 2023 econgeog.net All early career economic geographers are welcome; costs covered, incl travel stipends

Otis Reid (@otis_reid) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since this has gone more viral than expected (the people DEMAND more structural replications) one caveat on the substance:

Neil Lee (@ndrlee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Call for papers! Spatial inequality: Causes, consequences, and policy Glorious Florence, 11-14 June regionalstudies.org/news/2024annua


Call for papers!

Spatial inequality: Causes, consequences, and policy 

Glorious Florence, 11-14 June
regionalstudies.org/news/2024annua

Nick Bloom (@i_am_nickbloom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Important paper showing the gains to mothers and society from WFH. A 10% increase in WFH is shown to increase mothers employment by 1%. This is particularly true in professions which are more family unfriendly, like finance and marketing. Two implications: 1) WFH is driving

Important paper showing the gains to mothers and society from WFH. A 10% increase in WFH is shown to increase mothers employment by 1%. This is particularly true in professions which are more family unfriendly, like finance and marketing. Two implications:

1) WFH is driving
Andrés Rodríguez-Pose (@rodriguez_pose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"To save capitalism from this age of economic insecurity, we must turn ‘the places that don’t matter’ into the places that do." Read David Millman's prize-winning essay on how should the #US work to shape the future of capitalism in this age of insecurity blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2024


Joel Suss (@joelsuss) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My co-author Tom Kemeny did a great job covering the main points 👇 I'll just add some bits on how we built the data (I think it's a very neat approach!) x.com/_tomkemeny/sta


School of Cities (@uoftcities) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dec. 4th, 12 ET: Tom Kemeny from Munk School joins Knowledge CafĂ© to discuss the economic geography of ‘superstar’ cities vs. ‘left behind’ places & to outline the polarization this causes across incomes, social mobility, wealth & housing. Register now: schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/event/knowledg


Dec. 4th, 12 ET: <a href="/_tomkemeny/">Tom Kemeny</a> from <a href="/munkschool/">Munk School</a> joins Knowledge CafĂ© to discuss the economic geography of ‘superstar’ cities vs. ‘left behind’ places &amp; to outline the polarization this causes across incomes, social mobility, wealth &amp; housing. Register now: schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/event/knowledg