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 Jonathan Guryan, Northwestern University
 Jennifer Hunt, Rutgers University
 Peter Kuhn, University of California, Santa Barbara
 Kevin Lang, Boston University
 Hongbin Li, Stanford University
 Mark Rosenzweig, Yale University
 Junsen Zhang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Paper Submission and Registration
Papers should be submitted via email to iesr_laborworkshop@163.com or through the conference website http://iesr.jnu.edu.cn/#/EN-CONF/Home/Index?conferenceId=918. Extended abstract is acceptable, but priority will be given to full papers.
All papers presented at the conference are invited to submit to a special issue of Journal of Labor Research (SSCI) on issues broadly related to Chinese labor market, which is being edited by Shihe Fu (Xiamen University), Le Wang (University of Oklahoma), and Zhong Zhao (Renmin University). All papers will be subject to the usual peer reviewing process of the journal.
The registration fee is 100USD or 600RMB for faculty/professionals and 50 USD or 300RMB for students. The registration fee covers conference materials, meals, and coffee/tea breaks for both days of the conference.
Important Dates
Submission Deadline October 15th, 2017 (extended)
Notification of Acceptance November 1st, 2017
Registration Deadline November 15th, 2017
Program Chair
Shuaizhang Feng Jinan University
Program Committee
Xiqian Cai Xiamen University
Naijia Guo The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Yongmiao Hong Cornell University, Xiamen University
Wei Shi Jinan University
Maoliang Ye Xiamen University
Junsen Zhang The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Sisi Zhang Jinan University
Further Information
For any enquiry, please send an email to iesr_laborworkshop@163.com.
Guangzhou is the capital and a political, economic, and cultural center of Guangdong Province and is the third largest city in China. A giant metropolis, Guangzhou is home to both gleaming towers and leafy alleys, and its history as a strategic trade port to the South China Sea has afforded it a colonial background and culturally diverse population that combine to give Guangzhou a cosmopolitan flair.
Established in 2015, the Institute for Economic and Social Research (IESR) is dedicated to building a world-renowned research program in applied economics, as well as a leading Chinese think tank. IESR currently includes 27 full-time faculty members of whom 22 obtained their Ph.D. degrees from universities overseas. The institute’s research focuses on empirical work in areas that include labor, education, health, environment, urban and real estate economics. IESR has its own survey data center which strives to become a leader in the collection, synthesis and analysis of Chinese data.
  
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