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Routledge Cryptocurrency Regulation: A Reflexive Law Approach - Routledge

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Description

This Routledge book examines why current cryptocurrency regulation falls short in enforcement and compliance, proposing reflexive regulation as a more effective alternative. The work identifies internal self-regulatory mechanisms within the cryptocurrency system and critiques regulators for overlooking the technology's inherent technical features. By applying reflexive regulation principles, the book demonstrates how law can engage with cryptocurrency's unique characteristics rather than imposing traditional frameworks. Designed for legal professionals, policymakers, and academics, this Studies in Modern Law and Policy volume offers practical strategies for developing regulation that works with cryptocurrency systems rather than against them, addressing fundamental gaps in current compliance approaches.

Key Features

Proposes reflexive regulation as a practical alternative to inadequate current cryptocurrency enforcement and compliance frameworks.

Identifies and analyses internal self-regulatory mechanisms within cryptocurrency systems to inform better regulatory design.

Critiques regulators for failing to account for the inherent technical features of cryptocurrencies in existing policy.

Offers strategies for law to engage with cryptocurrency subsystems through reflexive approaches rather than traditional regulation.

Part of Routledge's Studies in Modern Law and Policy series for academic and professional audiences.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 June 2022
Listed Since
04 December 2021

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