Law & Regulation
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part VIII
Lessig (2000) promoted an early concept adopted by cypherpunk computer coders and anarchists: “Code is law.” Such a mentality has
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part VII
The recent collapse of FTX demonstrates the need for oversight within financial accounting systems. Unfortunately, the term decentralisation has been
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part VI
Liu and Camp (2006) demonstrate the common error made by many trained in computer science but not economics. In their
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part V
The Bitcoin white paper (Wright, 2008, p. 1) references a system that provides “small casual payments,” allowing for the dissemination
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part IV
Rajasekaran et al. (2022) demonstrate the problem when researchers focus on papers published within the last 3 to 5 years,
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part III
Cimini, G., Squartini, T., Saracco, F., Garlaschelli, D., Gabrielli, A., & Caldarelli, G. (2019). The statistical physics of real-world networks.
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part II
Annotated Bibliography: Part II Hoffman et al. (2020) aid in evidencing how the terminology and descriptions associated with decentralisation can
Papers Associated with Bitcoin and Related Topics in Law: Part I
Annotated Bibliography: Part I The concept of decentralisation has become a core topic when it comes to describing how blockchain-based
Pathology in Speculative and Science Fiction Literatures
Speculative and science fiction can serve as a methodology to explore the nature of humanity and the development of new
Cancelled: The New Censorship
Part 1: The Case Introduction George Orwell warned of the power of repressed speech and the rise of Big Brother
The Republican Order and the Pragmatic Politics of The Faerie Queene
Cheney (220) discusses many aspects of republican thought, and analyses the changes in political structures to argue that the West’s
Time, History, and Politics through the Eyes and Ears of Shakespeare
Shakespeare cared little for historical accuracy; rather, the author used historical events as psychological markers that would ‘jog’ the memory