Should European housing politics be Americanized?

Why does nobody there talk about zoning?

Issue 24 of Works in Progress is shipping to subscribers this month. Not subscribed? Do so here to receive this issue, plus another every two months — straight to your door. European policy debates often become Americanized because of the American domination of social media. This tends to be troublesome, leading Europeans to see their policy problems through frames into which they do not really fit. But it seems to me that the housing debate in Europe, and especially in continental Europe, might actually be improved by borrowing some ideas from the Americans. Here are some claims that many…

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