Martin Lukk

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Data Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

I am a sociologist studying politics, inequality, and the internet. I am particularly interested in how cultural divisions become sources of political conflict and how digital platforms enable and constrain pro-social behavior.

I recently published the article “Disrupting Philanthropy? A Reality Check for Digital Crowdfunding” in the Journal of Philanthropy (with Nora Kenworthy, Erik Schneiderhan, and Jeremy Snyder).

I am an author of the book GoFailMe: The Unfulfilled Promise of Digital Crowdfunding (Stanford University Press).