Smart contracts in the context of digitalization: the legal realities of world experience
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contratos inteligentes, digitalización, tecnologías digitales, blockchain, activos digitales
Resumen
El desarrollo de las tecnologías digitales está obligando a los abogados a analizar fenómenos que recientemente se han visto fantásticos. Esto significa que un fenómeno como los contratos inteligentes ha dejado de ser una idea teórica de mejorar las transacciones monetarias de productos básicos y ahora necesita una justificación legal. En este artículo, hemos analizado los contratos inteligentes en términos de su pertenencia a las tecnologías digitales y al campo legal, es decir, cómo se pueden equiparar a los acuerdos legales, si son sus análogos, qué aplicación puede encontrar dada la legislación en el campo del derecho civil (contractual). El propósito de nuestro estudio fue establecer un vínculo entre los contactos inteligentes y su regulación legal, con la característica de perspectivas de implementación de contratos inteligentes. La metodología utilizada son métodos sistémicos y formal-legales, así como métodos de análisis y síntesis. Los resultados encontrados destacan que un contrato inteligente es un código de computadora que se ingresa en una red blockchain para ejecutar una transacción, cuya expresión habitual es un acuerdo entre las partes. Desde un punto de vista legal, los contratos inteligentes son solo una parte de los acuerdos ordinarios (contratos) bajo la práctica del derecho internacional y nacional.
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TRANS-LEX. 2002. Principles of European Contract Law (PECL). Available online. In: http://www.trans-lex.org/400200/. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
PEREZHNIAK, Boris; HRYSHCHUK, Alina; MENSO, Iryna; STRUKOVA, Kristina; NAZARKO, Arkadii. 2021. “Local Self-Government in Public and Private Law: Latest Experience” In: Amazonia Investiga. Vol. 10, No. 41, pp. 211-23. Available online. In: https://doi.org/10.34069/ AI/2021.41.05.21. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
PRYAMITSYN, Volodymyr; KOVALIK, Konstantyn. 2021. “Protection of personal data when concluding smart contracts” In: Legal position. Vol. 1, No. 30, pp. 94-97.
RASKIN, Max. 2017. “The law and legality of smart contracts” In: Georgetown Law & Technology Review. Vol 1, pp. 305-341.
REIJERS, Wessel. 2018. “Now the code runs itself: On-chain and off-chain governance of blockchain technologies” In: Topoi. Pp. 1-11. Available online. In: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11245-018-9626-5. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
SKLAROFF, Jeremy M. 2017. “Smart contracts and the cost of inflexibility” In: University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Vol. 166, pp. 263-303. Available online. In: Https://scholarship.law.upenn.edu/prize_papers/9/. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
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SZABO, Nick. 1996. “Smart contracts: Building blocks for digital markets” In: EXTROPY: The Journal of Transhumanist Thought. Vol. 18, No 2.
TKALYCH, Maxym; DAVYDOVA, Iryna; TOLMACHEVSKA, Yuliia. 2020. “Current State and Prospects of Development of the Sports System of Ukraine: Legal Aspects” In: Retos, Vol. 38, pp. 385-389.
TRANS-LEX. 2009. Draft Common Frame of Reference (DCFR). Available online. In: https://www.trans-lex.org/400725/_/outline-edition-/. Consultation date: 11/02/2020.
LA OF UKRAINE. 2003. Law 435-IV/2003, of January 16, Civil Code of Ukraine. Available online. In: https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/435- 15#Text. Consultation date: 11/05/2020.
VERES, Ihor. 2020. “The legal nature of a smart contract” In: Entrepreneurship, Economy and Law. Vol. 9, pp. 15-18.
VOLOSHYNA, Vladlena; SHYLIN, Denys; CHEREMNOVA, Antonina; PRYTULIAK, Valerii; STEPANETS, Yurii. 2019. “Show Business Contracts: Civil Legal Analysis of Ukraine Legislation with International Application Experience” In: Amazonia Investiga. Vol. 8, No. 22, pp. 141-146. Available online. In: https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/ amazonia/article/view/38. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
VOSHMGIR, Shermin. 2017. “Disrupting governance with blockchains and smart contracts” In: Strategic Change. Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 499-509.
ZHENG, Zibin. 2020. “An overview on smart contracts: Challenges, advances and platforms” In: Future Generation Computer Systems. No 105, pp. 475-491. Available online. In: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1912.10370.pdf. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
ZHOU, Mimi; CHENG, Grace; HEREDIA, Marta Soria. 2019. In code we trust?Trustlessness and smart contracts. Computers and Law. Available online. In: https://www.scl.org/articles/10493-in-code-we-trust-trustlessness- and-smart-contracts. Date of consultation: 19/12/2020.
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Klepikova, O., Harahonych, O., & Antoshyna, I. (2021). Smart contracts in the context of digitalization: the legal realities of world experience. Cuestiones Políticas, 39(70), 844-861. https://doi.org/10.46398/cuestpol.3970.51
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