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Группа авторов. Blockchain Technologies, Applications and Cryptocurrencies
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Contents
Introduction to Blockchains and Cryptocurrencies
References
Chapter 1. A Literature Review in Support of Blockchain Technologies
Introduction
Method. Data collection. Databases search
Search terms
Selection of papers
Data analysis. Purpose of blockchain technology
Categories of blockchain
Alternatives to blockchain
Quality of the studies
Result. Bitcoin
Solar energy
Government sector
Digital identity
Agriculture
Food. Supply chain traceability
Fishing industry
Business
Smart contracts
Smart contracts origin
Robotics
Smart cities
Oil industry
Railways
Gaming
Car leasing
Insurance
Endangered species protection
Advertising
Journalism
Shipping
Tourism
Land registry
Mobile payments
Cat bonds
Healthcare
Waste management
Border control
Music
Carbon offsets
Diamonds
Real estate
Fine art
LGBT
Blockchain alternatives
Risks of blockchain
Advantages of blockchain
Discussion
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
References
Chapter 2. A Taxonomy of Blockchain Applications
Introduction
Literature Review
Methodology
Results
Discussion. Method of operation — blockchain
Top businesses that have incorporated blockchain in their operations
Blockchain access vs. scope matrix
Taxonomy of Blockchain Application
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3. Blockchain Means More Than a Software to Democracy: Access to Fundamental Rights of Sixth Dimension
Introduction
About the Goals of the Research to Establish a Legal Doctrine Under a Protective Cover of the Charter of Fundamental Rights
Methodology Adopted for Research
An Innovative Humanitarian Contribution to Solving the Tax Complexity for Smart Economy with Blockchain and Cryptocurrency
Dimensions of Fundamental Rights: Universal Right to Technology as the 6th Law of Protection
Democracy and Icts: AI, IoT, Blockchain in the Smart Economy to a Sustainable World
Tax Morality and the Flow of Economic Growth
Sovereignty and Border Protection Requiring Inclusive Standards
The Search to Solve the Possible Problems to Apply the Legal Doctrine Embodying Other Scientists
Conclusion and the One-Off Discussions
References
Chapter 4. Autonomous Agriculture Marketing Information System Through Blockchain: A Case Study of e-NAM Adoption in India
Introduction
Literature Review. State of agriculture marketing in India
Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC)
Electronic National Agricultural Market (e-NAM)
Methodology
Data Collection
Analysis of the APMCs (Mandies) Allahabad APMC
Ballia APMC
Ajuha APMC
Blockchain Inclusion to e-NAM
Registration of the stakeholders
At the APMC entry gate
Assaying
Online auction
Weighing
Payment
Discussion and Observations
Conclusion
References
Chapter 5. Attack Vectors for Blockchain and Mapping OWASP Vulnerabilities to Smart Contracts
Introduction
Literature Survey
Attack Vectors on Blockchain Environments
Proposed Framework Architecture
Evaluation Performed
Vulnerability type: Injection
Vulnerability type: Broken authentication
Vulnerability type: Transaction routing attack
Conclusions
References
Chapter 6. Blockchain Application in Fiji’s Aviation Industry
Introduction
Methodology
Flight Information in Fiji
Flight Information Problems and Challenges in Fiji
Related Work — Literature Review
Why Blockchain?
Key Requirements Building the Conceptual Model
Private Blockchain
Smart Contract
Conceptual Model
Benefits of the Model
Future of Blockchain in Flight Data
Conclusion
References
Chapter 7. Blockchain-based e-Voting Application
Introduction
Background
Problem statement
Project objectives
Literature Review
Research Methodology
Discussion. Current issues which can be eliminated through the use of blockchain-based e-voting application
Risks and current issues of blockchain technologies
Manipulation of data consensus
Privacy and anonymity issues
Scalability and storage issues
Concusses in the block chain
Comparative analysis of current mechanism and protocols
Success measures for e-voting applications
Privacy
Eligibility
Receipt freeness
Convenience
Verifiability
Conceptual modeling of blockchain based e-voting application
Requesting allows to vote
Casting vote
Encrypted votes
Vote added to blockchain
SWOT Analysis of election systems
PESTEL Analysis for blockchain based e-voting application
Conclusions
References
Chapter 8. Blockchains for Supply Chain Management Networks
Introduction
Literature Review. Blockchain
Benefits of blockchain in supply chain management
Limitations of blockchain in supply chain management
Future of the relationship of blockchain with supply chain management
Research Methodology
Screening of related and relevant work
Search strategy
Reference search string
Inclusion & exclusion criteria
Key wording using abstracts
Results
Discussion
Limitations
Conclusions
Recommendations and Future Research
References
Chapter 9. Comparison of Three Different Darknet Cryptocurrencies in e-Commerce in Our Digital Era
Introduction
Cryptocurrency Technology in the Darknet
Bitcoin (BTC)
Ethereum (ETC)
Monero (XMR)
Literature Survey
Market force
Internal competition
Security
Market value
Legality
Results Obtained
Is cryptocurrency the future of money? If yes, how?
Is using cryptocurrencies in the darkweb legal?
Which type of cryptocurrency is better for e-commerce?
Conclusions
References
Chapter 10. Cryptocurrencies — An Assessment of Global Adoption Trends
Introduction
Cryptocurrency Background
Problem Statement
Aims & objectives
Review of Existing Literature
Methodology
Findings
Grouping of regulatory approach
Assessment of findings
Challenges to Cryptocurrency Adoption
Market volatility
Transaction immutability & anonymity
Learning curve & ease of use
Security & cyber-threats
Conclusions
Discussion
Fijian context & future research
References
Appendix 1
Chapter 11. An Overview of Cryptocurrencies for Online Payments of Enterprise Systems
Introduction
Research Objectives
Literature Review
Research questions
Findings and analysis
How does cryptocurrency function?
What is Bitcoin and how do digital forms of money (Bitcoin) work?
The future of digital currencies
Contribution/Addition to the field of knowledge
Methodology
Discussion
Conclusions
Recommendation and Future Research
Appendix
References
Index
