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Cryptocurrencies in Public and Private Law, (PDF), offers an in-depth examination of how cryptocurrencies, built on blockchain technology, intersect with contemporary frameworks of public and private law. Centered primarily around the common law systems of the United Kingdom, this comprehensive ebook also explores adaptations in various Western European and East Asian legal systems, extending the conversation beyond the boundaries of the UK.
This scholarly work critically analyzes traditional definitions and functions of money within public and private law domains, highlighting the challenges that arise when trying to categorize cryptocurrencies within these existing frameworks. It tackles fundamental inquiries concerning ownership rights, jurisdiction conflicts, transferability, and taxation. By addressing these pivotal issues, the book equips readers with essential insights and practical tools to navigate common transactional questions associated with cryptocurrencies.
The diverse team of international contributors grounds their exploration in the UK’s common law system while also drawing comparative insights from other legal traditions across the wider spectrum of common law and civil law jurisdictions. This multi-faceted approach not only underscores the complexities and legal hurdles surrounding cryptocurrencies but also provides a richer understanding of how these digital assets might be integrated into existing legal paradigms globally.
Additional ISBNs: 978-0192576323, 978-0192576330, 978-0198826385
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