Cryptocurrencies: Anarchist Turn or Strengthening of Surveillance Capitalism? From Bitcoin to Libra.

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Publicado en:Australian Humanities Review no. 66; pp. 144 - 156
Autor principal: Malabou, Catherine
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences May2020
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        Cryptocurrencies
        Capitalism
        Bitcoin
        Blockchains
        Anarchism
        Power (Social sciences)
        Cybernetics
        Monetary theory
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          Anarchism
          Power (Social sciences)
          Cybernetics
          Monetary theory
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