Evaluating housing reforms, Special Counsel Jack Smith’s background, and episode one of the new Reimagine Rural podcast.
| Mr. Smith goes to Washington At the end of last week, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced his decision to appoint a special counsel to take over two investigations involving former President Donald Trump. Scott Anderson and co-authors explain the reasoning behind Garland’s move and outline Special Counsel Jack Smith’s background. Read on Lawfare |
| Are new housing policy reforms working? We need better research to find out. Recent legislative victories of the pro-housing movement offer a unique opportunity for scholars to evaluate the outcomes and impacts of pro-housing policies and the political strategies that led to change. Jenny Schuetz provides a framework for evaluating these reforms and some guidelines that can help make subsequent research more usable for policymakers and advocates. Read more |
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