Blockchains and the Civic Nervous System

In this article, Alessandro Voto takes us on a journey to explore how the rise of Blockchains protocol will transform city management enabling more distributed city governance and the emergence of a range of new urban services where machines and humans collaborate in new ways to store, move and tran...

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Main Author:	Alessandro Voto
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Institut Veolia Environnement 2017-12-01
Series:	Field Actions Science Reports
Subjects:	blockchain Bitcoin smart contracts crypto-currencies self-governing protocols digital identity
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/factsreports/4464

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description	In this article, Alessandro Voto takes us on a journey to explore how the rise of Blockchains protocol will transform city management enabling more distributed city governance and the emergence of a range of new urban services where machines and humans collaborate in new ways to store, move and transact. Projected to operate at a fraction of the cost of centralized protocols, those new services will be particularly adapted to underserved populations by providing mobile and secure identity for them and the value that they create.
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Blockchains and the Civic Nervous System

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