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Martin Lukk

Martin Lukk and Erik Schneiderhan on the reality of failed GoFundMe campaigns in The Conversation

August 19, 2024

What happens when GoFundMe campaigns don’t meet their fundraising goals? In a new article in The Conversation, PhD candidate Martin Lukk and Prof.

Martin Lukk publishes article examining link between inequality and radical-right politics in Socius

June 17, 2024

In a new article, PhD candidate Martin Lukk argues that contemporary radical right-wing politics are linked to long-term structural changes in inequality.

Martin Lukk featured in the Washington Post

March 22, 2024

Congratulations to PhD candidate Martin Lukk on his recent feature in the Washington Post. Lukk’s research (together with Prof. Erik Schneiderhan) addresses the shortfalls of crowdfunding campaigns for addressing systemic inequality.

Martin Lukk and Erik Schneiderhan publish GoFailMe: The Unfulfilled Promise of Digital Crowdfunding

January 22, 2024

Congratulations to PhD candidate Martin Lukk and Professor Erik Schneiderhan on the recent publication of their book GoFailMe: The Unfulfilled Promise of Digital Crowdfunding.

Sociology Building with Blossoming Trees

U of T Sociologists at the 2019 ASA

June 11, 2019

This year, 71 faculty members graduate students from Sociology at the University of Toronto are participating in the Annual Meeting of the American Sociology Association in New York City.

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