Kathryn J. Edin is a distinguished sociologist and public health expert at Johns Hopkins University.
Her research focuses on poverty and inequality in America, with a particular emphasis on family life and welfare policies.
Edin has authored several influential books on these topics, including "$2.00 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America." Her work combines rigorous data analysis with in-depth qualitative research, often involving extensive fieldwork and interviews with low-income families.
Edin's research has significantly influenced public discourse and policy debates surrounding poverty in the United States.
She is known for her innovative methodologies and commitment to understanding the lived experiences of America's poorest citizens.
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