Use of Blockchain in Governance: A Systematic Literature Review

Razzaq, Asad; Murad, Muhammad; Talib, Ramzan; Dawood, Arslan; Hanif, Noman; Afzal, Sultan; Razeen, Muhammad

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2019.0100585

Cited by 12 publications

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“…A BC is a list of records, called blocks, that are linked together using a hash function. Each block contains a hash value of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction-specific data [15][16][17]. BCs are managed by peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, nodes working collectively to communicate and validate new blocks.…”

Section: Blockchain Technology For E-government Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-based E-Government system using WebSocket protocol

Ghani,

Kamal,

Farhan

2024

ETJ

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Integratating Blockchain technology and WebSocket protocol for public service Delivery. • Blockchain's security and WebSocket's connectivity enable real-time, efficient communication with under 3s latency. • Providing Real-time connectivety and connectivety enhancement.This paper explores integrating Blockchain technology and WebSocket protocol to implement an E-government system. Blockchain is used to record correspondence between users and the government, while WebSocket is used to communicate among the distributed nodes of the blockchain network. This system leverages the inherent security and transparency of blockchain in addition to the real-time communication capabilities of WebSocket, which elevate the performance of the delivered services by the government. In this paper, users can submit transactions and track them in a way that allows them to follow up on all actions taken regarding their transactions. Information and framework transactions are stored in the MongoDB system and retrieved when needed. Also, previous transactions can be verified using the Merkle tree. This paper highlights the potential benefits of the proposed system. The system has been tested considering various factors related to end-user perception, such as transaction request, latency, and throughput. Furthermore, practical use cases are discussed to adopt the proposed system successfully. The proposed system ensures the active participation of all the nodes in the system without making an individual decision in favor of a particular node or the citizen's interest.

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Section: Blockchain Technology For E-government Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-based E-Government system using WebSocket protocol

Ghani,

Kamal,

Farhan

2024

ETJ

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“…Blockchain satisfies tourism's needs by incorporating transactions into an unchangeable distributed ledger [12], which fosters trust [13], transparency [14,15], security [16], and creditability [17]. The uses of blockchain technology are in healthcare [18][19][20], banking [21,22], education [23,24], IoT [25,26], and governance [27,28]. By enabling direct communication between clients and stakeholders, blockchain technology can replace third-party booking agencies in the tourism industry [9].…”

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Blockchain Payment Services in the Hospitality Sector: The Mediating Role of Data Security on Utilisation Efficiency of the Customer

Dhiraj,

Kumar,

Rani

et al. 2023

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Blockchain technology has the potential to completely transform the hospitality sector by offering a safe, open, and effective method of payment. Increased customer utilisation efficiency may result from this. This study looks into how blockchain payment methods affect hotel customers’ intentions to stay loyal by devising four hypotheses. A questionnaire was specifically created and self-administered for this study as a data-gathering tool and distributed to hotel customers. The I.B.M. SPSS and Amos software packages were used to analyse the data of the 301 valid responses. Findings show that hospitality customers may use blockchain payment services if the customer is satisfied with the data security of this payment system. The study also highlighted that customer data security mediated the association between utilisation efficiency and blockchain payment systems. Blockchain payment services can affect visitors’ intentions to stay loyal by impacting data security and consumer happiness. Results suggest that blockchain payment systems can be useful for hospitality firms looking to increase client utilisation efficiency. Blockchain can simplify visitor booking and payment processes by providing a safe, open, and effective transacting method. This may result in a satisfying encounter that visitors are more inclined to recall and repeat.

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“…When these conditions are met, a certain amount of non-fungible tokens is disbursed that represents a form of right or decision-making power for the person involved in the community. The total supply of issued governance tokens can be understood as a fragmentation of actions in "everyday life," where it does not matter how much an individual holds, but the mere fact of owning them gives everyone the same rights (Razzaq et al, 2019).…”

Section: The Project: a Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Local resilience through Design: a theoretical framework for territorial regeneration.

Palmieri,

Bisson,

Ianniello

et al. 2023

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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The technological revolution and the current desire to reconnect with the land provide opportunities to design innovative relationships between citizens and communities for the development of regenerative activities and practices that lead to the creation of common welfare. The rural context is inclined to design strategies that involve significant changes in lifestyle by intervening in various fields with practices and activities aimed at territorial regeneration. Through different approaches, value and trust are created to co-design possible futures and transitional pathways to them. The aim of the paper is to propose a theoretical framework that considers the methodologies and activities typical of design discipline, creating guidelines for the application of innovative processes, with the intention of regenerating a place undergoing social abandonment and environmental deterioration.

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Use of Blockchain in Governance: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 12 publications

References 30 publications

Blockchain-based E-Government system using WebSocket protocol

Blockchain-based E-Government system using WebSocket protocol

Blockchain Payment Services in the Hospitality Sector: The Mediating Role of Data Security on Utilisation Efficiency of the Customer

Local resilience through Design: a theoretical framework for territorial regeneration.

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