Rate My Professor David Hall

David Hall is a Visiting Professor at the University of Greenwich's Faculty of Business, in the Public Services International Research Unit (PSIRU), which he directed from 2000 to 2013. He holds a BA, MPhil, MA, and PGCE. His research focuses on the economics, politics, and law of public services, including public finance, ownership, privatisation, public-private partnerships, outsourcing, and corruption in sectors such as water, energy, waste management, healthcare, and others, spanning global, European, and UK contexts. Hall has produced extensive outputs, including numerous reports, journal articles, book chapters, and two books. Notable publications include "Clean water: a case for public ownership" (2024, with Emanuele Lobina), "Radical narratives in the American Jobs Plan (AJP) and the global potential of ‘Biden plans’" (2021, with Tue Anh Nguyen), "Bringing water into public ownership: costs and benefits" (2017, with Kate Bayliss), "Re-municipalisation in the early 21st century: water in France and energy in Germany" (2013, with Emanuele Lobina and Philipp Terhorst), "The relative efficiency of public and private sector water" (2005), and "Private and public interests in water and energy" (2004).