Peer-reviewed journal articles
- Literary networks:
Agglomeration, peers, and productivity, Journal of Cultural
Economics (2026), with Sara Mitchell. Data and code: github.com/lkuld/Mitchell-Kuld-Literary-Networks-JCE
- Accountability in the delivery of
guaranteed employment through MGNREGA in rural India, Review of
Development Economics (2026), with Tara Bedi.
- Manhattan Transfer:
Heterogeneous productivity effects of agglomeration in American
authorship, Regional Science and Urban Economics (2025),
with Sara Mitchell and Christiane Hellmanzik.
- Market structure and creative
cluster formation: The origins of urban clusters in German literature,
1700-1932, European Review of Economic History (2023), with
Sara Mitchell. Data and code: github.com/lkuld/KuldMitchellEREH
- No place like home: Geography
and culture in the dissemination of economic research articles,
Empirical Economics (2020), with Christiane Hellmanzik.
- Rise of multi-authored papers in
economics: Demise of the ‘lone star’ and why?,
Scientometrics (2018), with John O’Hagan.
Book chapters
- Multi-authored journal articles in economics: Why the spiralling
upward trend? In: Sebastian Galiani, Ugo Panizza (eds.), Publishing
and Measuring Success in Economics, CEPR Press 2020, with John
O’Hagan.