Issue Information

• Published date: 01 September 2017
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1002/jsc.2094
• Date: 01 September 2017

Strategic Change: Briengs in Entrepreneurial Finance

Strategic Change 26(5) (2017) CONTENTS

The Future of Money and Further Applicaons of the Blockchain

Volume 26 Number 5 September 2017

417 The future of money and further applicaons of the blockchain

Richard Adams, Glenn Parry, Phil Godsi, and Peter Ward

Blockchain technology provides an excing applicaon space for innovaon in diverse domains but

threatens disintermediaon for organizaons providing a trusted and auditable account of owner-

ship and transacons.

423 Exploring the rise of blockchain technology: Towards distributed collaborave

organizaons

Bre Sco, John Loonam, and Vikas Kumar

Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are playing an increasingly important role for organiza-

ons that seek to build social and solidarity-based nance.

429 Blockchain for good?

Beth Kewell, Richard Adams, and Glenn Parry

The blockchain innovaon appears to represent viable catalysts for achieving global sustainable

development targets.

439 Future applicaons of blockchain in business and management: A Delphi study

Gareth R.T. White

Blockchain has the potenal to become a signicant source of disrupve innovaons in business

and management.

453 Blockchain and the (re)imagining of trusts jurisprudence

Robert Herian

There are important synergies between the trust of blockchain and that of trusts law.

461 Visibility and digital art: Blockchain as an ownership layer on the Internet

Masha McConaghy, Greg McMullen, Glenn Parry, Trent McConaghy, and David Holtzman

Visibility of digital art and its ownership can be achieved using blockchain technology as part of a

broader soluon for the idencaon, aribuon, and payment for digital work.

471 The networked record industry: How blockchain technology could transform the

record industry

Marcus O’Dair and Zuleika Beaven

Blockchain technology may have transformaonal potenal for those music industries associated

with recorded music, and for the sustainability of music careers.

481 Distributed ledger technology: Applicaons and implicaons

Roger Maull, Phil Godsi, Catherine Mulligan, Alan Brown, and Beth Kewell

Distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) are rewring convenonal noons of business transacng,

creang fresh opportunies for value creaon and capture.