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Kathryne Young
George Washington University
Visiting Scholar
2023 to 2024
Young will investigate common civil justice problems such as landlord-tenant disputes and consumer debt from the perspective of everyday people. Better understanding their “legal consciousness”—attitudes, beliefs, and understandings about law—will facilitate design of justice solutions that meet people where they are. Her mixed-methods research will draw on survey data from over 3600 U.S. adults as well as longitudinal interviews with over 100 people going through civil justice problems.
Viviana A. Zelizer
Princeton University
Visiting Scholar
2015 to 2016
Zelizer will research how colleges and college students respond to everyday economic inequality on their campuses. Focusing on Princeton undergraduates, she will study the interactions among students of different socioeconomic backgrounds in order to observe how students negotiate money, campus work, and class differences. Zelizer will also investigate how the histories of student monetary transactions and labor practices at Princeton have helped shape the present-day campus economy.