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Roles and Affiliations: Martin Webb is a Lecturer in Anthropology at Goldsmiths, University of London. He serves as convener for multiple MA programs including Applied Anthropology pathways in youth work, community development, and community arts. His research focuses on activism, urban governance, and digital technology's impact on citizen-state interactions.
- Education:
- BA Anthropology and Development Studies (University of Sussex, 2003)
- MSc Social Research Methods (University of Sussex, 2005)
- PhD in Anthropology (University of Sussex, 2011)
Research Interests: Webb’s work explores transparency activism in India, anti-corruption movements, and the digital transformation of governance. His recent projects include the Jaankaar initiative investigating community advocates in Delhi and digital advocacy in southeast London. His research bridges theory with practice, emphasizing how technology reshapes bureaucratic interactions and social protection access.
Awards and Grants:
- Goldsmiths QR-GCRF awards (2018 and 2019) for the Jaankaar project
Teaching and Supervision: Leads modules on social movements, development anthropology, and contemporary social issues. Supervises MA candidates in applied anthropology pathways.
Labs/Teams: Principal investigator for the Jaankaar project, collaborating with NGOs and academic partners in Delhi.
