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The Rise of Blockchains

Nir Kshetri

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Abstract: This fully updated second edition explores blockchain’s transformative potential for businesses, economies and societies. Providing new and revised chapters on subjects from standardization to interoperability, Nir Kshetri addresses the crucial challenges and recent developments shaping blockchain’s ability to expand.

Keywords: Blockchain Interoperability And Standardization; Dlt-Based Land Registry Systems; Mica Vs. Us Crypto Regulation; Play-To-Earn (P2e) Socio-Economics; Blockchain Absorptive Capacity In Supply Chains; Dlt For Conflict Mineral Traceability (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035394333
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Ch 1 Blockchain basics: definitions, key concepts, and characteristics Downloads
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Ch 2 Impacts on organizational forms, business models, and strategies Downloads
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Ch 3 Combining with other technologies to amplify blockchain's value creation Downloads
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Ch 4 Supply chain management Downloads
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Ch 5 Security, privacy, and compliance Downloads
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Ch 6 Payment and settlement systems Downloads
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Ch 7 Standardization and interoperability issues Downloads
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Ch 8 Opportunities, barriers, and enablers of blockchain adoption in organizations Downloads
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Ch 9 Discussion, conclusion, and recommendations Downloads
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