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Part I. Cities and urban systems: from theory to facts. 48.Micro-foundations of urban agglomeration economies (G. Duranton, D. Puga).49. Evidence on the nature and sources of agglomeration economies (S.Rosenthal, W. Strange). 50. Neighborhood effects (S. Durlauf). 51. Humancapital externalities in cities (E. Moretti ). 52. Theories of systems ofcities (H. Abdel-Rahman, A. Anas). 53. Evolution of city size distributions(X. Gabaix, Y. Ioannides). Part II. The design of local governments andpolicies 54. Urban political economics (R. Helsley). 55. Fiscaldecentralization (D. Epple, T. Nechyba). 56. Sprawl and urban growth (E.Glaeser, M. Kahn). 57. Factor mobility and redistribution (H. Cremer, P.Pestieau). Part III. Economic geography and the geography of moderneconomies 58. Agglomeration and economic geography (G. Ottaviano, J.-F.Thisse). 59. The empirics of agglomeration and trade (K. Head, T. Mayer).60. Agglomeration and regional growth (R. Baldwin, P. Martin). 61.Knowledge spillovers and the geography of innovation (D. Audretsch, M.Feldman). 62. Regional (di) convergence (S. Magrini). 63. Spatialdistribution of economic activities in North America (T. Holmes, J. Stevens).64. The Spatial distribution of economic activities in the European Union(P.-P. Combes, H. Overman). 65. Spatial distribution of economic activitiesin Japan and China (M. Fujite, T. Mori, J. Henderson, Y. Kanemoto). PartIV. The long-run view on cities and geography 66. Historical perspectives onUS economic geography (S. Kim, R. Margo). 67. The Historical geography ofEuropean cities: An interpretive essay (P. Hohenberg).