About
David Brady is a Professor at the Stanford University Business School and Deputy Director of the Hoover Institution. He earned his doctorate in 1970 and has previously taught at Kansas State, Houston, and Rice before joining Stanford in 1986. His research explores the connections between elections, institutions (particularly legislatures), and public policy.
- Former Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Stanford
- Former Vice Provost for Distance Learning
- Holder of the prestigious McCoy Professorship in Ethics
Brady's scholarly work focuses on political institutions and their impact on policy outcomes. His research spans topics in legislative processes, electoral systems, and governance frameworks.
Scientific Awards:
- Fellow at Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (twice)
- Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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