Alastria mission and vision

Resumen del libro

Governance of permissioned blockchains is a key issue for the short-term success and further development and consolidation of decentralized ledger technology (DLT) general purpose networks. The present book, written by thirty authors and directed by Prof. Ibáñez, one of the Consorcio Red Alastria blockchain community cofounders, shows how this pioneer worldwide public-permissioned national ecosystem, Alastria, is to be governed and organized. The different sections of this collective work analyze the mission and vision of Alastria from a multidisciplinary viewpoint encompassing the technological, economic and legal perspectives of its mission and vision. This collective task also encompasses key issues concerning self-sovereign digital identity, decentralized applications, smart contracts and other legal issues related with the creation, expansion and strategic anchorage of the aforementioned ecosystemic community, unique in Europe and in the world, showing the way for other permissioned consortia to boot in the forecoming years.

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Governance of permissioned blockchains is a key issue for the short-term success and further development and consolidation of decentralized ledger technology (DLT) general purpose networks. The present book, written by thirty authors and directed by Prof. Ibáñez, one of the Consorcio Red Alastria blockchain community cofounders, shows how this pioneer worldwide public-permissioned national ecosystem, Alastria, is to be governed and organized. 

Índice

PART ONE: Governance

Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms (as part of the Alastria governance) - Ismael Arribas

Alastria as a case of Internet governance - Moisés Barrio Andrés

Validation and Governance in an Alastrian Testnet Node - David Contreras, José Luis Gahete, Israel Alonso, And David Alfaya

Alastria governance policies and ethics - Javier Ibáñez Jiménez

Rewarding honest validators in Alastria - Pietro Marchionni

The value of leadership in Alastria governance - Salvatore Moccia

PART TWO: DIGITAL IDENTITY

The conceptual legal framework of Alastria identity - Ignacio Alamillo Domingo and Julián Valero Torrijos

Characterization and importance of cyber-identity in permissioned networks - Elena Davara Fernández de Marcos

The value of Alastria identity for public administrations - Pedro Martín Jurado

PART THREE: SUPERSTRUCTURES

Smart contracts and decentralized applications in Alastria: the case of Spanish wine - M. Aymo, C. Bellón, and R. Sáenz-Díaz

The use of smart contracts for public tenders in the Región of Aragón (Spain) - M. A. Bernal Blay

Accounting and non-financial firm data tokens in Alastria - E. M. Ibáñez

Primary and secondary market tokens in Alastria: the case of olive oil tokens - Antonio Partal Ureña

PART FOUR: Proofs of concept

Alastria smart contracts for the Women Startup Community (WSC) - Teresa Alarcos Tamayo

Security, order and freedom in the blockchain era: the case of Spain - Pablo Gallego Rodríguez

Rewarding recycling plastic proof of concept with tokenization and smart contracts in Alastria - Josep Lluis de la Rosa

Boosting coopetition through Alastria, data sharing and Artificial Intelligence - Julen Milan and Antonio D. Masegosa

Blockchain, real estate asset tokenization and its protection by the land registry - Jesús Sieira and Jimena Campuzano

PART FIVE: CIVIL LIABILITY AND RELATED LEGAL ISSUES

The principles of Alastria under spanish civil law - Mirari Barrena

Alastria multilateral contract: a civil law approach - Carlos de Cores

Robots, Smart contracts and civil liability in Alastria - M. Reyes Corripio Gil-Delgado