Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics
Decentralized justice is a novel approach to online dispute resolution based on blockchain, crowdsourcing and game theory for adjudicating claims in a neutral and efficient way. Since the launch of the first decentralized justice platform in 2018, the field has attracted wide interest both from prac...
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| author | Federico Ast William George Jamilya Kamalova Jamilya Kamalova Abeer Sharma Yann Aouidef Yann Aouidef |
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| description | Decentralized justice is a novel approach to online dispute resolution based on blockchain, crowdsourcing and game theory for adjudicating claims in a neutral and efficient way. Since the launch of the first decentralized justice platform in 2018, the field has attracted wide interest both from practitioners and academics in Web3 and dispute resolution. The decentralized justice approach is based on the ideas of decentralization, economic incentives and a claim to fairness in its decisions. At the current stage of development, decentralized justice is facing a number of technical, market, legal and ethical challenges for further development. This paper provides a review of the short history of decentralized justice, addresses a number of recurrent topics and lays down a path for future exploration. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-17b4e0fe03d24659a97ec5b81b2916532023-10-09T10:48:52ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Blockchain2624-78522023-10-01610.3389/fbloc.2023.12040901204090Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topicsFederico Ast0William George1Jamilya Kamalova2Jamilya Kamalova3Abeer Sharma4Yann Aouidef5Yann Aouidef6Kleros Cooperative, Paris, FranceKleros Cooperative, Paris, FranceKleros Cooperative, Paris, FrancePantheon-Assas University, Paris, FranceThe University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, ChinaKleros Cooperative, Paris, FrancePantheon-Assas University, Paris, FranceDecentralized justice is a novel approach to online dispute resolution based on blockchain, crowdsourcing and game theory for adjudicating claims in a neutral and efficient way. Since the launch of the first decentralized justice platform in 2018, the field has attracted wide interest both from practitioners and academics in Web3 and dispute resolution. The decentralized justice approach is based on the ideas of decentralization, economic incentives and a claim to fairness in its decisions. At the current stage of development, decentralized justice is facing a number of technical, market, legal and ethical challenges for further development. This paper provides a review of the short history of decentralized justice, addresses a number of recurrent topics and lays down a path for future exploration.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fbloc.2023.1204090/fulldecentralized justicelawblockchainarbitrationdispute resolutionaccess to justice |
| spellingShingle | Federico Ast William George Jamilya Kamalova Jamilya Kamalova Abeer Sharma Yann Aouidef Yann Aouidef Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics Frontiers in Blockchain decentralized justice law blockchain arbitration dispute resolution access to justice |
| title | Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics |
| title_full | Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics |
| title_fullStr | Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics |
| title_full_unstemmed | Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics |
| title_short | Decentralized justice: state of the art, recurring criticisms and next-generation research topics |
| title_sort | decentralized justice state of the art recurring criticisms and next generation research topics |
| topic | decentralized justice law blockchain arbitration dispute resolution access to justice |
| url | https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fbloc.2023.1204090/full |
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