Dr Darcy Allen

Book Chapters

  1. Crypto Crime as Criminal Entrepreneurship, In L. Robb and J. Floor (Eds.) Handbook on Blockchain in Society, De Gruyter, forthcoming (with Lane).
  2. Smart Contracts as Private Governance Tools In E. Stringham (Ed.), Handbook on Private Enterprise, Oxford University Press, forthcoming (with Lane).
  3. DAOs are Adaptive Governance Engines, In Werbach et al. (Ed.) Foundations of Decentralized Organizations: Blockchain and the Future of Corporate Law, Oxford University Press, 2026 (with Berg, Lane, Potts).
  4. Democratic governance and blockchain governance: Is reconciliation possible?, In Tan, E. (Ed.) Handbook on Blockchain In Public Governance, Edward Elgar 2026 (with Nabben).
  5. The Economics of Blockchain Shared Security,. In Swan, M., Takagi, S. & Witte, F. (Eds). Blockchain Economics, Cryptoeconomic Theory. London: World Scientific 2026 (with Berg and Davidson).
  6. Property rights, knowledge commons and blockchain governance, in E. Dekker and P. Kuchar, Governing Markets as Knowledge Commons, Cambridge University Press, 2021 (with Berg, Davidson, Potts).
  7. Entrepreneurial Exit: Developing the Cryptoeconomy, in Swan, Potts, Takagi, Tasco, Witte (eds.), Blockchain Economics, World Scientific, 2019, Chapter 10: 197-214.
  8. Red Tape Reduction: A New Approach, in Allen and Berg (eds.), Australia’s Red Tape Crisis: The Causes and Costs of Over-Regulation, Connor Court Publishing, 2019: 208-221.
  9. Regulation and Technological Change, in Allen and Berg (eds.), Australia’s Red Tape Crisis: The Causes and Costs of Over-Regulation, Connor Court Publishing, 2019: 222-233 (with Berg).
  10. Blockchains and the Boundaries of Self-organized Economies: Predictions for the Future of Banking, in Tasca, Aste, Pelizzon, Perony (eds.), Banking Beyond Banks and Money: A Guide to Banking Services in the Twenty-First Century. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2016: 279-96 (with MacDonald and Potts).