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11.2.24 / podcasts
Government... by lottery?

Bailey FlaniganAndrew HallRobert Hackett
11.1.24 / videos
Liquid democracy in the wild

Andrew Hall
10.31.24 / articles
What happens when anyone can be your representative? Testing liquid democracy in web3

Andrew Hall
8.14.24 / podcasts
Governance Attack!?

Eddy LazzarinAndrew HallRoss ShuelSonal Chokshi
6.17.24 / podcasts
Governing democracy, the internet, and boardrooms

Noah FeldmanAndrew HallRobert Hackett
6.6.24 / articles
The web3 governance lab: Using DAOs to study political institutions and behavior at scale

Andrew HallEliza Oak
6.6.24 / articles
DAO research: A roadmap for experimenting with governance

Andrew HallEliza Oak
6.3.24 / videos
The effects of retroactive rewards on participating in online governance

Andrew HallEliza Oak
12.6.23 / articles
A few of the things we’re excited about in crypto (2024)

Andrew HallMiles JenningsScott Duke KominersEddy LazzarinDaren MatsuokaSam Ragsdalekarma (Daniel Reynaud)Arianna SimpsonCarra WuAli Yahya
10.13.23 / videos
The Effects of Retroactive Rewards on Participating in Online Governance

Eliza OakAndrew Hall
7.20.23 / articles
Governance FAQs

Andrew Hall
1.19.23 / articles
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
9.2.22 / videos
Bringing Decentralized Governance to Tech Platforms

Andrew Hall
9.2.22 / videos
The Evolution of Decentralized Governance

Andrew Hall
6.29.22 / articles
Lightspeed Democracy: What web3 organizations can learn from the history of governance

Andrew HallPorter Smith
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