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SSDG 006 Ostrom and Blockchains by Jason Potts

May 12, 2019 No Comment P2P Foundation read

6th meeting of the International Society for the Study of Decentralized Governance (https://issdg.org), including a presentation on “Ostrom and Blockchain Governance” by Jason Potts.

Presentation slides are here: https://meet.lucidmeetings.com/a/sJVq…

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