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As code proliferates as law, the democratic legitimacy of coded legal arrangements is increasingly called into question, because private actors have assumed governance tasks traditionally belonging to democratically elected sovereign states and may circumvent democratically legitimized governments.
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Given the proliferation of code as law, the democratic legitimacy of coded legal arrangements are increasingly called into question. Through code, private actors have created governance tasks that were traditionally the responsibility of democratically elected sovereign states and state actors.
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mechanismsupport: arguedfailure: Democratic Legitimacy Deficit of Codefamily: governance-participation-collapsegovernance-designsmart-contracts
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