All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence
As empirical research into access to justice burgeons around the world, contemporary work offers opportunities for integration and synthesis, generating insights that can inform both policy priorities and practical decisions about program design and implementation. Access to justice is historically...
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As empirical research into access to justice burgeons around the world, contemporary work offers opportunities for integration and synthesis, generating insights that can inform both policy priorities and practical decisions about program design and implementation. Access to justice is historically a problem-focused research field, but an important strand of contemporary access to justice research focuses on solutions, or a deeper understanding “what works.” This paper offers a three-part framework for thinking about how research about “what works” in one jurisdiction can inform understanding of what might work in others. We propose a common core of research questions; a framework for conceptualizing the objects of study (in the example here, programs); and a framework for conceptualizing the contexts in which those programs might operate.
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| spelling | doaj-art-3ed54eef0603473bb29a36bdccd0d9b42025-08-20T01:53:34ZengOñati International Institute for the Sociology of LawOñati Socio-Legal Series2079-59712023-07-0113410.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-13572119All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligenceRebecca Sandefur0Matthew Burnett1University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignAmerican Bar Foundation/Arizona State University As empirical research into access to justice burgeons around the world, contemporary work offers opportunities for integration and synthesis, generating insights that can inform both policy priorities and practical decisions about program design and implementation. Access to justice is historically a problem-focused research field, but an important strand of contemporary access to justice research focuses on solutions, or a deeper understanding “what works.” This paper offers a three-part framework for thinking about how research about “what works” in one jurisdiction can inform understanding of what might work in others. We propose a common core of research questions; a framework for conceptualizing the objects of study (in the example here, programs); and a framework for conceptualizing the contexts in which those programs might operate. https://opo.iisj.net/index.php/osls/article/view/1437access to justiceeffectivenesssustainabilityscaling |
| spellingShingle | Rebecca Sandefur Matthew Burnett All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence Oñati Socio-Legal Series access to justice effectiveness sustainability scaling |
| title | All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence |
| title_full | All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence |
| title_fullStr | All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence |
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| title_short | All together now: Building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence |
| title_sort | all together now building a shared access to justice research framework for theoretical insight and actionable intelligence |
| topic | access to justice effectiveness sustainability scaling |
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