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Blockchain & Legitimacy
OnlineCryptogovernance Workshop
OnlineEuropean Crypto-Initiative (EUCI) Workshop
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1st Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project
CERSA 10 rue Thenard, Paris, France2nd Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project
CERSA 10 rue Thenard, Paris, France2nd Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project Researchers presented their work progress: Op'eds & case studies Pilots sessions: DADA, Kleros.io, PoH, dORG. IGF Agenda and planning Communication and […]
3rd Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project
CERSA 10 rue Thenard, Paris, France3rd Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project Review the action items from the last meeting. Theory session: Societal Constitutionalism : Golia & Teubner - Societal Constitutionalism (mandatory), Teubner’s Constitutional […]
Blockchain Technology & Decentralized Dispute Resolution
OnlineThe rise of blockchain technology has disrupted traditional models of governance, raising questions about legitimacy and trust. To better understand the practical and empirical conceptions of justice and dispute resolution […]
4th Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project
CERSA 10 rue Thenard, Paris, France4th Meeting of European Research Council BlockchainGov Project Review the action items from the last meeting: updates in relation to the progress of action items. Theory session (1): Blockchain & […]
Open Problems in DAO Science
Tobacco Theater, Amsterdam Amsterdam, NetherlandsThe DAOist Global Governance Gathering, which took place on April 18-19, 2022, hosted a workshop on DAOs. The workshop aimed to bring together researchers and operators from various disciplines to […]
DAO Model Law COALA Workshop
Creative Point Kanaalstraat 132 H,, Amsterdam, NetherlandsThe COALA DAO Model Law workshop was aimed at improving the COALA DAO Model Law, a legal framework tailored to the specific features and needs of DAOs. The agenda included […]
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