American pundit
Howard Husock highlights New York City’s rejection of a positive reform for public housing policy. The New York City Housing Authority grapples with some obvious ills: Elevators break down all…
Howard Husock examines states’ contrasting approaches toward highlighting the documented health risks of cannabis use. The legalization of recreational marijuana sale and use has spread dramatically since it was first…
Howard Husock and Bruce Meyer explain why American housing policy could benefit from a form of welfare reform. In 1983, Harvard scholars Mary Jo Bane and David Ellwood sought to…
Howard Husock writes for National Affairs about a critical failure among universities’ public policy schools. Whatever your view of the role of government, it should be obvious that our society…
Howard Husock writes for City Journal about the unintended consequences of a recent New York City health campaign. At least some case can be made for the New York City…
David French, who joined Jonah Goldberg and Steve Hayes to create the recently launched Dispatch is ” convinced that the more we politicize the crisis [in community] rather than personalize it…
Howard Husock reminds us at National Review Online that the federal tax code blocks some charitable giving. Giving Tuesday is trying to push back against a tide that transcends appeals…
Howard Husock reviews for Barron’s a new book, The Color of Law, that explores government’s role in promoting housing segregation. In the conventional view, if government ever failed in the…
In “Nathan Glazer’s Warning,” Howard Husock of the Manhattan Institute uses Glazer’s writings to examine the revival of federal social policy (i.e., social engineering) by the Obama administration. The following…
So says Manhattan Institute’s Howard Husock. Read his Wall Street Journal article here. The welfare industry’s vested interests will go bananas over this idea. So will statists who will realize…