Blockchain – a competition to governments? – PL 04 2018

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Consolidated programme 2018 overview

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Working title: Blockchain type technologies

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Session teaser

Draft (to be discussed): The blockchain technology promises trust that is independent from government or business institutions. What are the use cases of this technology? What impact does this have on development and society? Do we need regulation - just to prevent bad side effects or to reinstate the power of governments and existing businesses?

Keywords

  • Blockchain
  • Cryptocurrencies
  • SmartContracts
  • Governance
  • Regulation
  • EnergyWaste
  • UseCases
  • ImpactOnDevelopment
  • DecentralizedApplications
  • DecentralizedDNS
  • PublicAdministration
  • eGovernment
  • eResidency

List of proposals

  • Awareness of Data management and Critical internet literacy 90
  • Building an ecosystem for Climate change issues using ICTs. Applications, sharing of solutions, research and development 18
  • Distributed Governance for Blockchains and Smart Contracts 139
  • Impact of digital currency and Bitcoin in development and less development countries 198
  • Shape of the future: The regulation of the cryptocurrencies 7
  • Crypto currency and Blockchain 15
  • Block chain technology and economic development 136
  • Future of the Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology 151
  • Blockchain usage challenges 3
  • How to regulate the energy waste of blockchains 111
  • Blockchain in Public Administration and e‐ citizenship: advantages and risks 243

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  • Arvin Kamberi
  • Erica Vaccaro
  • Amina Beriša
  • Frédéric Donck / Ceren Unal
  • Maarit Palovirta
  • Clement Genty
  • Liora Amina Berisha

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