Nina Glaeser

Hi!

I’m a PhD candidate at the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in Nuremberg as part of the GradAB programme. I am affiliated with the University of Bamberg under the supervision of Prof. Wolfgang Dauth (Chair for Regional Labor Market Economics) and HU Berlin (Chair: Prof. Gabriel Ahlfeldt).

My research focuses on Spatial Sorting, Urban Economics, and Gentrification.

Please feel free to reach out!

Meet me at the next conferences:
- March 16-17: LSE Early Career Women in Economic Geography and Spatial Economics, London UK (presenting: Labor Market and Gentrification)
- May 1-2: SOLE 2026, Denver USA (Presenting: Spousal Sorting)

Current Research

Spousal Sorting, Spatial Misallocation, and the Gender Wage Gap

With Joan Monras (UPF) and Milan Quentel (Hoover Institution at Stanford University)

The Art of Gentrification:
The Effect of High-Status Inflows on Neighborhood Change

With Kerstin Ostermann (IAB)

Skill Sorting, Gentrification, and Labor Outcomes

Single Author

Find more of my Research and Policy work as well as Publications on my Research page!

Nina Glaeser

Hi!

Current Research

Spousal Sorting, Spatial Misallocation, and the Gender Wage Gap

The Art of Gentrification: The Effect of High-Status Inflows on Neighborhood Change

Skill Sorting, Gentrification, and Labor Outcomes

The Art of Gentrification:
The Effect of High-Status Inflows on Neighborhood Change