Exploring the Role of Block-chain Technology in Strengthening International Legal Guarantees for Investment Activity

Q3 Social Sciences

International Journal of Public Law and Policy Pub Date : 2023-04-02 DOI:10.59022/ijlp.37

Naeem Allah Rakha

引用次数: 6

Abstract

Block-chain technology has the potential to strengthen international legal guarantees for investment activity by providing a secure and transparent platform for cross-border transactions. This article aims to explore the benefits of block-chain technology in investment activity, including enhanced security, transparency, and efficiency, as well as the potential to reduce transaction costs and fraud. Based on a literature review of relevant academic articles, reports, and case studies, the article concludes that block-chain technology can enhance the enforceability of international legal guarantees and reduce the risk of fraud and corruption. However, the implementation of block-chain-based investment platforms requires regulatory frameworks and legal agreements to support its adoption. The article recommends further research and development in this area to fully realize the potential of block-chain technology in strengthening international legal guarantees for investment activity.

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探讨区块链技术在加强投资活动国际法律保障中的作用

区块链技术通过为跨境交易提供安全和透明的平台，有可能加强对投资活动的国际法律保障。本文旨在探讨区块链技术在投资活动中的好处，包括增强安全性、透明度和效率，以及降低交易成本和欺诈的潜力。基于对相关学术文章、报告和案例研究的文献综述，本文得出结论，区块链技术可以增强国际法律保证的可执行性，降低欺诈和腐败的风险。然而，基于区块链的投资平台的实施需要监管框架和法律协议来支持其采用。文章建议在这一领域进一步研究和发展，以充分发挥区块链技术在加强投资活动的国际法律保障方面的潜力。

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International Journal of Public Law and Policy Social Sciences-Law

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期刊介绍： IJPLAP covers issues of public law and policy of international relevance. It includes thought-provoking contributions on how public international law obligations inform national approaches in a wide range of sectors, as well as on how the state''s experiences contribute to shaping and advancing the international agenda. IJPLAP features articles, editorials, notes, commentaries, analyses of jurisprudence and legislation and book reviews written by leading scholars and practitioners working in law and related fields, such as economics, philosophy and political science. Topics covered include: -Traditional issues of public international law (including treaty law, institutional law and dispute settlement)- Human rights- Foreign and security policy, migration- Trade and investment- Taxation- Financial regulation- Competition- Intellectual property- Environment, energy and food security- Digitalisation and data protection