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Speaking today about constitutional properties of distributed network architectures, automated penalties for AI agents, and what protocol designers can learn from strict liability laws Stanford Blockchain Club blockchain governance event - Great lineup as usual! lu.ma/sbgs25

Best punch line of the day “because AI agents” 😭 Eric Alston

📣Competing Profs🥷: Barry E. Adler NYU Law Eric Alston Leeds Business Jeremy Kidd Drake Law School 🅼🅸🅲🅷🅰🅴🅻 🅼🆄🅽🅶🅴🆁 🏖️🔪👨‍🍳 DukePoliticalScience Catherine M. Sharkey NYU Law Thomas Stratmann George Mason Economics Andrew Vassallo Shippensburg University Todd Zywicki Scalia Law School

Anonymity shouldn't be symbolized by the dark cloaked figure Anonymity should be symbolized by the young child at the playground, the woman in a summer dress, the elderly couple enjoying mimosas on their terrace You don't know that child's name, nor the woman's body, nor the

Our Handbook on Institutions and Complexity is finally out! Explores what institutional theory and design can learn from complexity theory, with topics including Knightian uncertainty, non-ergodicity, emergence, coevolution, path dependence and MUCH more! bit.ly/InstitutionsCo…

This will be a great event at which to speak and discuss the numerous questions that global and decentralized finance creates for law and regulation (not to mention DeFi founders, users, and network validators)! I'm very much looking forward!

Wake up friends, new book just dropped!

Eric Alston Josh | ⬛🟥⬛ Killswitch protocols are an increasingly essential design component within complex human-engineered systems. In a survey of their history, design & inevitable shortcomings @incompleterules Seth Killian & garrette derive generalizable design principles. bit.ly/4e3ZcUO

Lonis Honduras Próspera Kyle:Bestape | ⚖️care/dis-acc, 🖖 Ixian Jose Guillermo Handal Carlos A Morales 🎤 Eric Alston, University of Colorado Boulder What happens when old institutions meet decentralized complexity? Eric brings the governance lens to DeFi Law: Regulation Day 🧠📜 🗓️ June 14 in Roatán RSVP: lu.ma/q55x7eqv

Jose Guillermo Handal Carlos A Morales 🎤 Eric Alston (University of Colorado Boulder) Shared a research-driven view on institutional design, governance complexity, and how to future-proof regulation without overfitting yesterday’s rules.

Here's a weekly roundup of three pieces of helpful content within the field of decentralization: ⬇️ 1. Launch: July 9th: How Can Data Cooperatives Help Build a Fair Data Economy? The Decentralization Research Center releases its final report in collaboration Project Liberty

🔊 Announcing our next X-Spaces 🚀🐂📈 WTF is everyone missing about Stablecoins: Overlooked implications. 🗓️ July 7, 2025 | 🕓 4pm UTC 📍 x.com/i/spaces/1MYGN… 👥 BORED 🎙️ This week's lineup 👇 Nik founder of stablecon General Partner of

Governance_futures first full episode is out tomorrow, featuring Eric Alston from CU Boulder 🦬. We touch on institutional design, conflict in gov, and community decision-making. Great convo with Eric as always There will also be an 'about the pod' type where Jamilya and I

Excited to hear from Eric Alston tomorrow on the new Governance_futures podcast!! Eric brought powerful insights to Summer of Protocols & also speaks in perfect paragraphs. I expect to learn a lot. 🤔

Always fun to chat with Eugene Leventhal and Jamilya about all things governance! Thanks for the feature Governance_futures and looking forward to the upcoming episodes!

Such praise! If I can become what I'm described here through continued scholarship and applied governance design, I'll consider it a life win! 😊🫡🥰 Thanks Jamilya

🚨Episode 6🚨 Released on Youtube📺 WTF is everyone missing about Stablecoins: Overlooked implications. Experience the BORED deep dive with: Nik founder of stablecon Eric Alson Eric Alston scholar at (University of Colorado Boulder)

Looking forward to listening to this! Angela Walch was part of a delightful cohort for Summer of Protocols a couple years back, and I enjoyed our conversations on the limits of automating governance, among other things...