Martin HausPhD candidate
Department of Government London School of Economics |
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My primary research interests concern bureaucracies, service delivery, and the political economy in low- and middle-income countries with a particular focus on state capabilities and management practices within the public sector.
My doctoral project focuses on bureaucracy and public service provision in India. In my PhD research I aim to investigate the bureaucratic dynamics in district administrations and how they shape the quality of education provision in government schools across India's rural districts. My research uses both, quantitative and qualitative methods with an emphasis on causal inference.
Before starting my PhD I studied Transnational Social Work in Frankfurt (Germany) and obtained an MSc in Development Studies at the LSE.
I am also occasionally contributing to civil society efforts of strengthening the public education system in India and beyond. Some of my co-authored articles and some other work I have contributed to can be found in the research section.
In my free time, I am also co-leading Nitya Bal Vikas Deutschland e. V., a German charitable organisation that I co-founded in 2015. We support civil society efforts in India.
You can download my CV here.
If you would like to get in touch, please write to m [dot] haus [at] lse.ac.uk or follow me on twitter @martinhaus93.
My doctoral project focuses on bureaucracy and public service provision in India. In my PhD research I aim to investigate the bureaucratic dynamics in district administrations and how they shape the quality of education provision in government schools across India's rural districts. My research uses both, quantitative and qualitative methods with an emphasis on causal inference.
Before starting my PhD I studied Transnational Social Work in Frankfurt (Germany) and obtained an MSc in Development Studies at the LSE.
I am also occasionally contributing to civil society efforts of strengthening the public education system in India and beyond. Some of my co-authored articles and some other work I have contributed to can be found in the research section.
In my free time, I am also co-leading Nitya Bal Vikas Deutschland e. V., a German charitable organisation that I co-founded in 2015. We support civil society efforts in India.
You can download my CV here.
If you would like to get in touch, please write to m [dot] haus [at] lse.ac.uk or follow me on twitter @martinhaus93.
