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Blockchain and The Law: A Reading List

Thibault SchrepelBlockchain, Education, Technology

BLOCKCHAIN ONLINE COURSE Start today and obtain your certificate delivered by the VU Amsterdam Law School > Registration < *** Last April, I published a Twitter thread exploring some of my favorites articles dealing with blockchain and the law. I have decided to reproduce the list in the present article. 1– Philip E. Agre, “P2P and the Promise of Internet Equality,” Communication of the ACM 46, no. 2 (2003): groundbreaking pre-blockchain article on what decentralization means. 2– Vitalik Buterin, “The Meaning...

Reading suggestions – September 2022

Thibault SchrepelLinks

Legal Dynamism

Sandy Pentland and Robert MahariComputational Legal Futures, Technology

ANTITRUST

DIGITAL LAW

COMPLEXITY THEORY

23 September 2022

Eleanor E. Fox: “Response to Professor Jonathan B. Baker On The Competitive Process Goal”

Competitive Process is not a standard but a descriptor I read with interest the essay of Professor Jonathan Baker, A...

21 September 2022

Calling For a New Theory of Dynamic Competition

Welcome to Ph.D. Voices, a monthly series in which Ph.D. candidates share their research with the antitrust world. The first entry...

15 September 2022

Dennis W. Carlton: “How to make sensible merger policies?”

Dear readers, I am delighted to present you with this month’s guest article by Dennis W. Carlton, Professor of Economics Emeritus...

8 September 2022

Four Bad Reasons to Bring Criminal Monopolization Cases

Welcome to Crane’s Cartel, a trimonthly series where University of Michigan law professor Dan Crane engages in hard-core mind-fixing. ****...

5 September 2022

The AI Act: A Conversation with Axel Voss from the European Parliament

In this 30-minute video, Thibault Schrepel, the Network Law Review’s creator, converses with Axel Voss, Member of the European Parliament and...

2 September 2022

Economics and the Search for Life

Welcome to Computational Social Sciences, a trimonthly exploration of interesting phenomena at the intersection of social sciences, computational sciences, and...

31 August 2022

Reading suggestions – August 2022

BLOCKCHAIN ONLINE COURSE Start today and obtain your certificate delivered by the VU Amsterdam Law School > Registration < ***...

26 August 2022

Jonathan B. Baker: “A Competitive Process Goal Won’t Strengthen Antitrust”

Dear readers, I am delighted to present you with this month’s guest article by Jonathan B. Baker, Research Professor of Law...

22 August 2022

LAUNCH: “Blockchain Online Course”

I am thrilled to be presenting you with the Blockchain Online Course (https://blockchainonlinecourse.org) offered by the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. What’s...

SERIES

EU Competition Law

By Makis Komninos

READING SUGGESTIONS

BY THIBAULT SCHREPEL

SPECIAL GUESTS

Academics Only

Crane's Cartel

By Daniel Crane

DigiConsumers

By Catalina Goanta

Computational Social Sciences

BY Anamaria Berea

GUEST PROFESSORS

2 April 2021

Douglas H. Ginsburg & Jacob Philipoom (guest article): “A Certain Harm Overlooked: The Case of Nascent Competitors Revisited”

Dear readers, In 2020, I started publishing monthly guest articles written by some of the world’s most renowned antitrust scholars. The series continues in 2021....