A profile series to highlight the talented scholars of our visiting fellowship program
The Robbins Collection Research Center has been welcoming local, national, and international researchers and academics into the doors of its Reading Room for decades. Fellowships through the Robbins Center allow scholars to study collection holdings and utilize Berkeley Law and campus resources to further their scholarly endeavors in legal research. Since 1990, the Robbins Collection Research Center has sponsored nearly two hundred fellowships for scholars who perform historical and comparative research in the fields of civil law and religious law.
Now you can learn about the research projects our fellows have undertaken and which collection materials they’re studying.
To learn more about the past and current research projects of Robbins Fellows, click on a name below.
MEET THE FELLOWS
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Dayoung Jeong
Research Subjects: Private law; marital property law; relational allocation of value; comparative family law -
Arnaud Fossier
Research Subjects: History of the Catholic Church; legal history; Italian studies; Church governance and administration
