Focal Interest
Focal Interest

Blockchain

  1. Blockchain features align unevenly with supply chain financing frictions
    Blockchain supply chain financing solutions address transactional frictions through tokenization and smart contracts, revealing gaps between academic theory and practitioner implementation priorities.
  2. Blockchain may fit both operational and strategic higher-education governance
    Framework examines blockchain's potential in higher education governance, extending beyond operational credential verification to strategic oversight, funding, and review functions.
  3. FinTech, AI, and Blockchain are linked to higher sustainability performance
    Empirical analysis of FinTech, AI, and blockchain adoption effects on sustainable development performance in G20 countries, 2015-2023, revealing complementary amplification mechanisms.
  4. Review identifies priority blockchain domains for Bangladesh higher education
    Systematic review identifying priority blockchain applications in Bangladesh's higher education sector to advance SDG 4, analyzing feasibility and urgency across nine key domains.
  5. Blockchain can support traceability in agri-food systems
    Explore how blockchain technology enhances traceability and sustainability in agri-food systems while addressing governance challenges, interoperability issues, and equity concerns for smallholder.
  6. Blockchain evidence has limited legal certainty in civil litigation
    Comparative legal analysis examining blockchain's evidentiary value in civil litigation across jurisdictions, addressing technical reliability, admissibility standards, and regulatory frameworks.
  7. Blockchain auditing may improve efficiency and reduce costs
    Explore how blockchain technology transforms auditing through distributed systems and smart contracts. Review research on benefits, challenges, and pathways toward mainstream blockchain audit.