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Originally from London, now based in Silicon Valley, Lawrence Quill's research focuses on digital democracy. After his work co-founding the Stanford Center on Ethics, he joined the faculty as a professor of Political Theory at California State University, San José and teaches at the University of California at Santa Cruz. Professor Quill is affiliated with Wolfson College, Cambridge University, having been a visiting fellow at the Center for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities (C.R.A.S.S.H). He regularly returns to England as a visiting fellow at Cambridge University and writes extensively in his field. He is the author of a number of books including Liberty after Liberalism, Civil Disobedience: (Un)Common Sense in Mass Democracies, and Secrets and Democracy: From Arcana Imperii to WikiLeaks. He was also a contributor to The Routledge Encyclopedia of Democratic Thought, and The Routledge Encyclopedia of British Culture. He is often called upon for comments about the latest technology news. See his 'Google Wants to Program the New State' by Adrian Lobe of Frankfurter Allgemeine (in German), 'Silicon Valley aims to engineer a universal basic income solution' in The Financial Times, and 'Can the new boss lift Uber' by Alberto Brambilla of Il Foglio (in Italian). He is occasionally asked for his take on what words actually mean in a political and historical context. See: 'A High School Teacher Helps Clarify 'Socialism' for Donald Trump (and you!)' by Philip Bump of The Washington Post.
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Professor Lawrence Quill
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