Routledge Law and Governance of Decentralised Business Models

Explore the evolving landscape of modern commerce with The Law and Governance of Decentralised Business Models: Between Hierarchies and Markets. Published by Routledge, this research volume examines how decentralised business models (DBMs), often called the sharing economy, impact current corporate and organisational law. As business structures shift toward networks, platform economies, and blockchain-based enterprises, traditional legal frameworks face new challenges. This book provides a systematic analysis of how the law of organisational forms and governance responds to these changes. It looks at the role of the global supply chain, public-private partnerships, and the increasing reliance on contract law innovations to support new ways of doing business. This text is an essential resource for professionals and students looking to understand the tension between traditional hierarchies and emerging market-based models. It offers deep insights into how law must adapt to support the development of modern, decentralised business structures.