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9.21.23 / articles
Machiavelli for DAOs: Designing Effective Decentralized Governance (part 2)

Miles Jennings
9.21.23 / articles
Machiavelli for DAOs: Principles for Fixing Decentralized Governance (part 1)

Miles Jennings
1.24.23 / articles
Regulate Web3 Apps, Not Protocols
Part III: The Web3 DAO Dilemma

Miles Jennings
1.19.23 / articles
Encouraging informed participation in decentralized governance: the problem with slashing or majority rewards 

Ethan Bueno de MesquitaAndrew Hall
11.8.22 / articles
Paying People to Participate in Governance

Ethan Bueno de MesquitaAndrew Hall
10.21.22 / articles
Toppling the Internet’s Accidental Monarchs: How to Design web3 Platform Governance

Porter SmithAndrew Hall
10.9.22 / podcasts
Age of Wonders: NFTs, Art, AI, Cycles of Computing

Kevin RoseChris Dixon
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9.2.22 / videos
Bringing Decentralized Governance to Tech Platforms

Andrew Hall
9.2.22 / videos
The Evolution of Decentralized Governance

Andrew Hall
8.25.22 / articles
Treasury Management: A Guide to Navigating Downturns

Jeff AmicoMaggie HsuEd LynchEmily Westerhold
7.28.22 / articles
DAO governance attacks, and how to avoid them

Pranav GarimidiScott Duke KominersTim Roughgarden
6.29.22 / articles
Lightspeed Democracy: What web3 organizations can learn from the history of governance

Andrew HallPorter Smith
6.4.22 / articles
How to pick a DAO legal entity

Miles JenningsDavid Kerr
12.17.21 / articles
The Future of Work is Not Corporate — It's DAOs and Crypto Networks

Ben Schecter
11.20.21 / articles
DAOs, A Canon

Sonal ChokshiZoran BasichGuy Wuollet
11.3.21 / articles
Building and Running a DAO: Why Governance Matters

Tarun Chitra
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