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This paper examines how blockchain technology can mitigate corruption in the Brazilian public sector, with a focus on the Rede Brasil Blockchain (RBB), an initiative of the TCU and BNDES, and proposes the New Trustless Public Governance.
This work offers a comprehensive framework of the policymaker and system architect and researcher aiming to operationalize blockchain in a public-sector setting by nexus-linking technical design with institutional governance requirements.
The results show that a convergent approach is needed in which government efforts and digital transformation can reduce corruption and streamline trade processes, and show that a coherent and efficient regulatory framework has a positive effect on global trade integration.
In Nigeria's oil and gas industry, the problems of inconsistent reporting, lack of inter-agency collaboration, and untrustworthy state institutions continue to persist. This paper analyses the effects of blockchain technology on strengthening the processes of reporting and auditing petroleum production, given the curre...
This article explores the potential uses of blockchain technology in contemporary private law, with a particular focus on the Brazilian legal system. The author lists the main characteristics of blockchain, as an incremental, immutable, and reliable chain of blocks, and its potential to reconfigure private relationship...
This study suggests that the utilization of blockchain in zakat management can not only technically automate processes but also promote Islamic principles in its operation based on fairness and accountability in record-keeping.
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