Inheriting Inequality
Allison TaitLaw professor exposing the hidden machinery of wealth dynasties, gendered property, and economic ghosts.
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Nine Houses: Connect the Dots
Yesterday was the official publication day for my book, The House That Family Money Built, and I am so grateful to everyone for their support, enthusiasm, and general willingness to share joy with me around this big day. I thought I’d take...
A Roadmap to Inheriting Inequality
I can pinpoint the exact minute when I became interested in inheritance law.
My fascination started when I was a first-year law student and saw a reproduction of this William Hogarth print in a textbook about the history of the common law....
Square Footage for Women
One of the more iconic places on the Yale campus is a white Federal-style house at 306 York Street. It’s where you’ll find Mory’s. Mory’s opened in 1849 as an alehouse on Wooster Street, and became the stomping grounds of the Yale crew team...
Admission as Inheritance
Who gets into college, especially at elite institutions, is a fraught question.
These kinds of colleges have historically been sites for the transmission of valuable cultural capital, disguised as leafy playgrounds and Arcadian oases, and...
Back-to-School Receipts
It’s back-to-school season, the season of new backpacks and laptops. Students are getting their schedules, faculty are posting syllabi, and somewhere tucked away within all these official communications is the hidden curriculum of higher ed...
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Law Professor ✤ Author of The House That Family Money Built ✤ Unpacking economic ghosts, gendered property, & dynastic wealth ✤ Supported by cats, witches, + pastries
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