Description
TL;DR: A review of 29 academic papers asking what governments want from blockchain and what technical problems keep getting in the way.
About This Document
The authors examine public-sector blockchain use cases through a systematic literature assessment. They identify recurring software-engineering challenges, map those problems against conventional development models, and outline use cases and research trends around e-government, encryption, cryptocurrency, Ethereum, and digital transformation.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
Government interest in ledgers usually mixes auditability, identity, public records, and the desire to control systems built from anti-centralization ideas. This paper documents that collision and gives Bitcoin readers a useful institutional comparison without claiming government blockchain is Bitcoin with a necktie.
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Document Details
- Title: A Survey on Blockchain for Intelligent Government Applications
- Author / organization: Ibrahim Ramadan Abdelhamid, Islam Tharwat Abdel Halim, Abd El-Majeed Amin Ali, Ibrahim Abdelmoniem Ibrahim
- Year: 2023
- Document type: Systematic literature review
- Pages: 13
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