We Need to Build More Than Tokenomics. Nathan Schneider, Author and Asst. Professor University of Colorado - E62
This week on The Encrypted Economy, our guest is Nathan Schneider, author of Thank You, Anarchy: Notes from the Occupy Apocalypse and Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado. Nathan joins the podcast to discuss potential developments of decentralized governance in Web 3.0 and creating organizations that serve the common good. Be sure to subscribe to The Encrypted Economy for more perspective on revolutionary emerging technologies and governance structures.
Topics Covered:
·Introduction
·Nathan’s Background
·Distinguishing Between Anarchy and Anarchism
·Was Occupy Wallstreet Reflective of Underlying Sentiment?
·What has Become of the Cyberpunk Anarchist Movement?
·Defining Politics and The Significance of the Common Good
·A Modern Perspective on the Polanyi and Hayek Debate
·Understanding the Intersection of Politics and Crypto Projects
·Are Our Systems Set Up to Care About Diversity and Inclusion?
·How Will Web 3.0 Decentralize Concentrated Power Structures?
·Political Discourse in the Metaverse
Resource List:
·Nathan’s LinkedIn
·Nathan’s Twitter
·Nathan Schneider Website
·Thank You, Anarchy: Notes from the Occupy Apocalypse
·Occupy Wall Street
·Cypherpunk Anarchist Movement
·Karl Polanyi
·Friedrich Hayek
·1hive
·Tim Berners-Lee
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