Andrew Hall
Andrew Hall is the Davies Family Professor of Political Economy at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, where his research team uses large-scale data and econometric tools to study how democratic governance systems can be designed to work better. His work has increasingly focused on online communities and blockchains: he serves as a research advisor to the a16z crypto research group, studies DAO governance and voting as part of Stanford's Center for Blockchain Research, and co-directs Stanford's Democracy and Polarization Lab. He holds a BA from Stanford and a PhD in Political Science from Harvard, and is the author of the book Who Wants to Run?
6 talks by Andrew Hall
- A Constitution in the Sky with Andrew Hall | a16z crypto Research Series
- Government... By Lottery? (When Experts Can't Be Trusted!)
- Liquid democracy in the wild with Andrew Hall | a16z crypto research talks
- Governing Democracy, the Internet, and Boardrooms
- Bringing Decentralized Governance to Tech Platforms with Andrew Hall | a16z crypto research talks
- The Evolution of Decentralized Governance with Andrew Hall | a16z crypto research talks