Judge Glock is a Senior Fellow at the Cicero Institute. He was formerly a visiting professor at the Department of Economics at West Virginia University. He received his Ph.D. in History with a focus on economic history from Rutgers University. Judge's academic writing has been featured in the Business History Review, Review of Banking and Financial Law, Journal of American History, and Tax Notes, and his public writing has been featured in City Journal, Politico, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. Judge focuses his research on the areas of budgetary reform, housing, and homelessness.
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Report on Austin Housing Prices
Texas has long led the nation in attracting migrants from other states because…
Homelessness
Housing First is a Failure
Early in the 2000s, both political parties, and the homeless advocacy community, came…
‘Housing First’ Foments Homelessness in California