The future of constitutions and blockchains with Professor Eric Alston

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Techquitable

Decentralization Research Center

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Welcome to the Techquitable podcast, your audio guide through the complex landscape of emerging technologies and equitable ownership. Hosted by Connor Spelliscy and Tony Douglas Jr. of the Decentralization Research Center, this podcast will host a diverse array of voices — from researchers and policy makers to forward-thinking entrepreneurs and industry leaders — to keep you informed on the latest findings and research surrounding decentralization, governance and emerging technologies.

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The future of constitutions and blockchains with Professor Eric Alston

Techquitable

27 minutes 55 seconds

1 year ago

The future of constitutions and blockchains with Professor Eric Alston

What impact will the future of blockchains have on constitutions and institutions?

DRC Executive Director Connor Spelliscy spoke with DRC Fellow Professor Eric Alston on the Techquitable podcast to discuss Eric's career in economics and law, decentralization in digital governance, and much more.

Timestamps:

0:30 - Eric’s journey through economics and institutions

4:13 - Mapping a career path

10:13 - Zero-knowledge proofs and privacy rights in the digital age

23:17 - Steps required for an equitable future

28:11 - How to best connect with Eric