From ‘Code is Law’ to ‘Code and Law’: A Comparative Study on Blockchain Economics for China and the World

Acknowledgments: Our research is supported by the Center for Study of Contemporary China (CSCC) Undergraduate Research Grant.

• The research was presented at the CSCC conference and student research poster exhibition on November 4, 2023.^[1]

• Moreover, it was featured as a poster at the St. Moritz Academic Research Track, held concurrently with the 6th Crypto Finance Conference in St. Moritz, Switzerland, on January 12, 2024.^[2]

• Additionally, we have made open-source data and code available, benefiting students in Prof. Luyao Zhang’s interdisciplinary courses at DKU. ^[3]

• Each student has also developed proposals for further research in various related areas.

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  ^[1]https://www.dukekunshan.edu.cn/cscc/2023-student-research-project-the-impact-of-incidents-on-crypto-markets-an-analysis-of-cefi-and-defi-trust-mechanism/

  ^[2] https://www.blockchain.uzh.ch/cfc-smart24/

  ^[3] https://github.com/SciEcon/IncidentsAnalysis2023

Previous Project supported by Contemporary China (CSCC) Undergraduate Research Grant

GitHub: https://github.com/Rising-Stars-by-Sunshine/CSCC_UG_2021

Project Title: “Sustainability in Company Evaluation: Comparative Studies for China and the World Summer Research Scholars includes the following two undergraduate students at Duke Kunshan University:

●      Haoxin Yu, Class of 2022, majoring in Data Science.1

●      Ziliang (Lewis) Tian, Class of 2022, majoring in Data Science.2