Shaping a DCent.Society: Assessing Societal Implications of Bitcoin, Blockchains & Smart Contracts

Spring Semester 2024

The course investigates the long-term implications of decentralizing our societies through blockchain technology. Students critically reflect economic, political, ecological, and social implications of the Bitcoin cryptocurrency and the Ethereum smart contract platform including decentralized finance seen from economics, political science, psychology, sociology, and philosophy

More detailed information about the course may be found in the Course Catalogue here.

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