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I have a background in disruptive creation. I have produced around 3400 different patented inventions, and my life goal is to reach 10,000. So, I will say that my DBA classes on innovation have...

This Annotated Bibliography has centred on examining open-source software, focusing mainly on its aspects of trust, security, and the associated legal rights. It started with an emphasis on the...

Bitcoin is developed under an open-source model and released under the MIT License (Wright, 2008; MIT, n.d.). As an open-source project, the Bitcoin source code is publicly accessible, allowing...

Cryptographic proof of ownership, under a framework that aligns with legal definitions of ownership, involves more than the mere possession of a digital asset or control of a private key. Instead,...

Decentralized systems represent a paradigm shift in technology that goes beyond the traditional centralized models. By embracing a decentralized approach, such systems unlock the potential for...

Lawrence Lessig’s (2000) “Code is Law” principle argues that the structure and functions of cyberspace are designed and controlled by the software and hardware that comprise it. According to...

Economic systems play a crucial role in shaping the structure and functioning of societies worldwide. Different economic systems, such as capitalism, socialism, communism, and hybrid models, offer...

Book Review How the World Became Rich Dr Craig S Wright GEOG620: Economic Geography (B01) College of Arts and Sciences Liberty University Summer 2023 Abstract How the World Became Rich (Koyama &...

Many cypherpunk activists claim Bitcoin as their own (Golumbia, 2016). In their analysis, the authors take the crypto anarchy and concept of virtual communities promoted by Tim May and integrate...

The works included in this annotated bibliography encompass various topics related to innovation, education, market strategy, and human-computer interaction. While these works cover distinct...