After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments
AbstractBlockchain is a highly hyped technology, with many announced “use cases.” What happens, however, after the “announcement”? How—if at all—are blockchain applications further developed? This article deploys an interdisciplinary approach to study the development of blockchain projects in govern...
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author | Gert Meyers Charlotte C. K. Van Oirsouw Esther L. O. Keymolen Jurgen Goossens |
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description | AbstractBlockchain is a highly hyped technology, with many announced “use cases.” What happens, however, after the “announcement”? How—if at all—are blockchain applications further developed? This article deploys an interdisciplinary approach to study the development of blockchain projects in government. It focuses on the moment after the use cases are announced, but before their implementation. This interdisciplinary approach facilitates the investigation of the operationalization of rule of law values, such as transparency, legitimacy, and accountability. Instead of reporting on use cases, we conduct case studies to analyze the actual development and implementation of blockchain projects after the “announcement.” Studying innovation during the development process provides valuable insights into the development of blockchain applications in government. |
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spelling | doaj.art-ea567ee6bf8e497598fc387749e0efc72023-11-07T08:40:06ZengTaylor & Francis GroupPolicy Design and Practice2574-12922023-10-016450551910.1080/25741292.2023.2272332After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governmentsGert Meyers0Charlotte C. K. Van Oirsouw1Esther L. O. Keymolen2Jurgen Goossens3Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society (TILT), Tilburg University, Tilburg, NetherlandsMontaigne Center for Rule of Law and Administration of Justice, Utrecht University, Utrecht, NetherlandsTilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society (TILT), Tilburg University, Tilburg, NetherlandsMontaigne Center for Rule of Law and Administration of Justice, Utrecht University, Utrecht, NetherlandsAbstractBlockchain is a highly hyped technology, with many announced “use cases.” What happens, however, after the “announcement”? How—if at all—are blockchain applications further developed? This article deploys an interdisciplinary approach to study the development of blockchain projects in government. It focuses on the moment after the use cases are announced, but before their implementation. This interdisciplinary approach facilitates the investigation of the operationalization of rule of law values, such as transparency, legitimacy, and accountability. Instead of reporting on use cases, we conduct case studies to analyze the actual development and implementation of blockchain projects after the “announcement.” Studying innovation during the development process provides valuable insights into the development of blockchain applications in government.https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/25741292.2023.2272332Blockchaincase study researchscience and technology studiespublic lawqualitative research |
spellingShingle | Gert Meyers Charlotte C. K. Van Oirsouw Esther L. O. Keymolen Jurgen Goossens After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments Policy Design and Practice Blockchain case study research science and technology studies public law qualitative research |
title | After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments |
title_full | After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments |
title_fullStr | After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments |
title_full_unstemmed | After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments |
title_short | After the announcement: an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments |
title_sort | after the announcement an interdisciplinary analysis of blockchain development in governments |
topic | Blockchain case study research science and technology studies public law qualitative research |
url | https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/25741292.2023.2272332 |
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