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Spacial Economics Research Centre: Discussion Papers

1 March 2011

LSE Cities Research Fellow Max Nathan has published three papers in the Spacial Economic Research Centre (SERC)’s series of discussion papers. The papers discuss: The Long Term Impacts of Migration; The Economics of Super Diversity and Does Cultural Diversity Help Innovation in Cities?

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