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Legitimacy
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying legitimacy. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2486570-039 : The evidence assembled in this study supports the conclusion that non and deferred prosecution agreements can play a legitimate role in addressing corporate governance shortcomings, contrary to the br
- 2715083-028 : Confluence factors help move the hedge fund industry from the fringes of finance into recognition as part of mainstream finance, aided by increased oversight under Title IV of the Dodd-Frank Act and t
- 2834531-021 : The delegation of technology policy to politicians advised by experts rested on public trust that has since eroded: consistent empirical evidence shows that trust in both government and experts has de
- 2834531-028 : The post truth diagnosis is self defeating as a basis for regulation: if there is no objective basis on which to act, the conclusion is inertia or reproduction of the status quo, which is precisely th
- 2834531-043 : The sandbox generates legitimacy as well as information: because the tested technology remains open to discussion and democratic supervision, public entitlement to participate in regulatory debates cr
- 2992962-019 : Real world court decisions on smart contract disputes, even where attainable, may not carry the same legitimacy and authority for the parties as intra-blockchain dispute resolution mechanisms.
- 2992962-033 : Aragon appears not to post even a summary of its arbiters' reasoning, which may cause the losing party to second guess the legitimacy of the entire Aragon dispute resolution mechanism.
- 3411897-006 : The disillusionment with political institutions after the 2008 to 2009 financial crisis inaugurated a new form of technological decentralization, of which the 2009 Bitcoin protocol is the leading resu
- 3709041-014 : Trust created by law is often limited because it is only indirectly democratically legitimized, inflexible, untimely, resistant to change, dependent on fallible human centric decision processes, and c
- 3709041-015 : Trust in decentralized legal solutions can be more democratically legitimized than legally created trust because it runs through microdemocratic, individualistic yet technology centric autonomous deci
- 3709041-024 : Decentralized voting pools can become supplemental voting systems that help overcome the legitimacy deficit of representative democracies, but installing them as upgrades to existing representative de
- 3782191-002 : Centralized organization of society has reached its limitations, evidenced by weakening public sector legitimacy, economic decline, disillusionment with existing institutions, inadequate response to g
- 3782214-034 : Legitimacy requires members to believe the governance process is binding and will persist, which puts legitimacy directly at odds with a dynamic structure whose rules members know will change; in the
- 3782220-020 : Failing to maintain a healthy balance among the polar value pairs, one that faithfully reflects the people's own values, is what topples empires and leads to social catastrophe.
- 3808867-010 : Legally created trust is limited because it is only indirectly democratically legitimized, and is therefore arbitrary, inflexible, untimely, resistant to change, dependent on fallible human centric de
- 3808867-012 : Delegating one's vote to a third party whose ethics and belief system the voter does not truly know produces suboptimal outcomes, and delegated voting on issues that cannot be foreseen is corrupting.
- 5887242-001 : No existing legal order, whether national, supranational, or private, can evolve at the speed of exponential technological change without sacrificing either legitimacy or enforceability.
- 5887242-015 : Internal and external layers reinforce each other: a more robust and meritocratic internal reputation system increases the legitimacy the Codex commands before national courts, and broader jurisdictio