NARSC Meetings 2013 Preliminary Schedule - North American ...

NARSC Meetings 2013 Preliminary Schedule 9/11/13 Emil Malizia, University of North Carolina ‐ Chapel Hill Iwan Azis, Asian Development Bank Daniel Czamanski, Techninon ‐ Israel Institute of Technology51. Formal Paper Session GS: Migration I Thursday Nov 14 | 4:00 PM‐6:00 PMChair: Andres Rodriguez‐Pose, London School of Economics Regional Development in Japan: Amenities as Magnets? Andrew Perumal,University of Massachusetts Boston; Scott Fuess, University of Nebraska ‐ Lincoln The effects of violence and illegal drugs in households’ migration choices: Thecase of Mexico Laura H. Atuesta, Centro de Investigacion y DocenciaEconomicas (CIDE); Dusan Paredes, Universidad Católica del Norte Agglomeration Economies and Rural Migrant Workers’ Wages in China JianguoWang, European migration, national origin and long‐term economic development in theUS Andres Rodriguez‐Pose, London School of Economics; Viola von Berlepsch,London School of EconomicsDiscussants: Andres Rodriguez‐Pose, London School of Economics Jianguo Wang Laura H Atuesta, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE) Andrew Perumal, University of Massachusetts Boston52. Formal Paper Session GS: Immigration and Migration in RegionalEconomies Thursday Nov 14 | 4:00 PM‐6:00 PMChair: Nhi H Tran, Monash UniversityImmigration and Metropolitan Areas’ Economic Growth ‐ A Spatial PanelApproach Xiaochu Hu, George Mason UniversityRegional Economic Analysis of Internal Migration in Mexico Rafael Garduno‐Rivera, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas, A.C. (CIDE); Kathy R.Baylis, University of Illinois ‐ Urbana‐ChampaignIntegration, Agglomeration, and Costly Adjustment of Labor Mina Kim,Can temporary visas be an effective policy instrument for regional development?:a general equilibrium analysis Nhi H. Tran, Monash University; James A.Giesecke, Monash University; John R. Madden, Monash University; Elizabeth L.Roos, Monash UniversityPage 22 of 120