The paper focuses on the possibility of usage of blockchains for the governance of common goods. It builds upon the literature of the economics Nobel prize winner Elizabeth Ostrom, maintaining that blockchain technology could support some of the rules that Ostrom addressed as necessary for the proper governance of CPRs.

It will be presented at the 1st International Workshop on Distributed Infrastructure for Common Good (DICG 2020) which will take place which takes place on December 7-11 in Delft, the Netherlands (or online).