[Air-L] Call for contributions: Glossary of decentralised technosocial systems

[Idelberger, Florian]

Dear colleagues,

The Blockchain and Society Policy Research Lab (University of Amsterdam), in collaboration with the P2P Models (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), Trust in Distributed Environments (Weizenbaum Institut, Berlin) and Blockchain Gov teams (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris), invites you to contribute to the Glossary of decentralised technosocial systems, an interdisciplinary glossary aimed at building a common vocabulary for research on peer-to-peer, user-centric and privacy-enhancing decentralised technologies.

The full call for abstracts can be found here https://policyreview.info/node/1541

Looking forward to your contributions!

Possible terms are:

accountability; ~ in decentralised systems
anarcho-capitalism; ~ technological manifestations of
anonymity; ~ in technological systems
asset tokenisation;
consensus protocol; ~ in distributed ledger technologies
crowdsourcing; ~ via decentralised technologies
crypto-anarchy;
crypto exchanges; ~ decentralised
cryptography;
data intermediaries;
data sovereignty;
decentralised finance;
digital activism;
digital identifiers; in distributed systems
digital wallets; for storage of crypto-assets
dispute resolution; ~ in or via distributed systems
distributed network topologies;
ethereum; ~ protocol / network
federated; ~ networks / protocols
gamification;
illicit market; technologically mediated
immutability; ~ as technology design principle
initial coin offering;
liability vs accountability; ~ in decentralised systems
libertarianism; ~ as a technological design principle
nodes; ~ of decentralised networks
openness; ~ as a technological design principle
peer-to-peer networks;
personal information management systems; ~ personal data stores
privacy-enhancing technology;
public key infrastructure; ~ decentralised
regulatory technology; ~ decentralised
self-regulation; ~ as technological governance option
social media; ~ decentralised
token; ~ digital
TOR;
user-centric technology;
voting-systems / decision-making; ~ decentralised
zero knowledge proof;

And important dates are:

Important dates

Release of the call for abstract: 16 February 2021

Deadline for expression of interest and abstract submissions (directly to Valeria Ferrari): 21 March 2021

Feedback/Invitation to submit a full entry: 31 March 2021

Online roundtable on Glossaries, Encyclopedias and Academic Terminology Management: 8 April 2021

Full entry submission deadline: 30 June 2021

Peer review and open-peer review process: 1 July – 5 September 2021

Publication of entries’ final version: 30 September 2021

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