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*24510$aBlockchain, law and governance /$cBenedetta Cappiello, Gherardo Carullo (editors)
*264  $aCham :$bSpringer,$c2021
*300  $aXIII, 304 s.
*505  $aIntroduction: The Challenges and Opportunities of Blockchain Technologies by Benedetta Cappiello and Gherardo Carullo .- Part I - Understanding Blockchain: The Legal Perspective: Blockchain Based Organizations and the Governance of On-chain and Off-chain Rules: Towards Autonomous (Legal) Orders? by Benedetta Cappiello .- The Role of Blockchain in the Public Sector: An Overview by Gherardo Carullo .- Some Historical and Philosophical Remarks on the Rule of Law in the Time of Automation by Jean Lassègue .- Solving Cryptographic Puzzles: How to Mine? by Vincenzo Vespri and Clemente Biondi Santi .- Part II - Governance and Regulatory Issues: Cyberspace, Blockchain, Governance: How Technology Implies Normative Power and Regulation by Andrej Zwitter and Jilles Hazenberg .- Blockchain: The Regulatory Challenges for Central Banks and Financial Sector by Gino Giambelluca.- Blockchain-based Financial Investments and the Role of RegulatoryAuthorities: The Italian Perspective by Martina Tambucci .- Are VAT Rules Really Inadequate for Distributed Ledger Technology's Transactions? by Michele Ferrari .- Blockchain and Comparative Law by Cristina Poncibò .- Part III - Smart Contracts and Dispute Resolution: Smart (Legal) Contracts, Or: Which (Contract) Law for Smart Contracts? by Giesela Rühl .- Smart (Legal) Contracts: Forum and Applicable Law Issues by Paolo Bertoli .- Integrating Smart Contracts with the Legacy Legal System: A US Perspective by Oliver R. Goodenough .- About Smart Contract Dispute Resolution by Amedeo Santosuosso .- Smart Contracts, ODR and the New Landscape of the Dispute Resolution Market by Pietro Ortolani .- Blockchain, Smart Contracts and New Certainties: What Future for Notaries? by Michele Nastri .- Part IV - The "Sustainable" Applications of Blockchain: Introduction to Distributed Ledger Technologies for Social, Development, and Humanitarian Impact by Giulio Coppi .- Blockchain, Earth Observation and Intelligent Data Systems: Implications and Opportunities for the Next Generation of Digital Services by Anna Burzykowska .- Justice for All: Jur's Open Layer as a Case Study, Towards a More Open and Sustainable Approach by Alessandro Palombo and Raffaele Battaglini .- Blockchain and the GDPR: New Challenges for Privacy and Security by Marco Tullio Giordano .- Part V - Conclusions: Blockchain, Law and Governance: General Conclusion by Tony Lai .
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*650 7$alainsäädäntö$2yso/fin$0http://www.yso.fi/onto/yso/p13854
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This volume explores from a legal perspective, how blockchain works. Perhaps more than ever before, this new technology requires us to take a multidisciplinary approach. The contributing authors, which include distinguished academics, public officials from important national authorities, and market operators, discuss and demonstrate how this technology can be a driver of innovation and yield positive effects in our societies, legal systems and economic/financial system. In particular, they present critical analyses of the potential benefits and legal risks of distributed ledger technology, while also assessing the opportunities offered by blockchain, and possible modes of regulating it. Accordingly, the discussions chiefly focus on the law and governance of blockchain, and thus on the paradigm shift that this technology can bring about.