Tecnologia Blockchain E Governance Decentralizzata: Lo Stato Ancora Necessario?

Atzori, Marcella

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2731132

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“…Finally, it should be noted that the blockchain-based registration system can be employed not only in the art market but also in any other remote registration activity that requires a certification document. Therefore, it could also enhance democratic systems by enabling direct citizen participation in the institutional decision-making process through the use of distributed ledger technology, for example conducting elections (Atzori, 2015). Distributed ledger technology still does not prove sufficient to independently manage a secure registration system; however, it can serve as an efficient organizational component in the delivery of certain services.…”

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The Distributed Ledger Technology for the Art Market

2023

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The art market seems exclusive to a limited circle of collectors due to information imbalances regarding artworks and their value. Often, one must turn to experts and auction houses to finalize a deal. In addition to artistic advice, legal consultations are also necessary, often due to third-party claims on the ownership of the artwork or cases of fraud. This article aims to explore the potential advantages of utilizing distributed ledger technology in the art market to verify and record transactions involving whole or parts of artworks, making them traceable and perhaps more easily purchasable.

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The Distributed Ledger Technology for the Art Market

2023

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“…The unpermissioned blockchain does not require owners and allows all participants to own a copy of the updated ledger. In this case, participants may also be validators and are responsible for both the distributed consensus process and the system integrity [18].…”

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In Vino Veritas? Blockchain Preliminary Effects on Italian Wine SMEs

Cuel

Cangelosi

2020

Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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Transparency and traceability in the food industry have become two central themes for both consumers and companies. On the one hand, consumer awareness increases with more available in depth information, whilst food manufacturers try to mitigate food safety risks, reduce coordination costs and fraud by improving their presence on the market. In this scenario, innovative technologies and blockchain may have a major impact. The authors investigate the adoption of blockchain in the Italian wine industry and, in particular, the effects of blockchain on the complex inter-organizational supply chain systems SMEs are engaged in. A qualitative approach was chosen to preliminary analyse the motivations driving small Italian wineries to adopt blockchain technologies, and the advantages or drawbacks managers identified during pilot experiments.

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