Titlebook: Mathematical Research for Blockchain Economy; 3rd International Co Panos Pardalos,Ilias Kotsireas,William Knottenbelt Conference proceeding

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Yun Kuen Cheung,Stefanos Leonardos,Shyam Sridhar,Georgios Piliourase for people to have free will and moral responsibility if determinism is true, and they often suggest that this is the natural position to take, supported by our pre-theoretical intuitions. Robert Kane, for instance, states that “ordinary persons start out as natural incompatibilists” (1999, 217),

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Hans Gersbach,Akaki Mamageishvili,Manvir Schneiderontextualism’ debate concerns the extent to which the literal meanings of sentences in a language determine the truth conditions or propositional contents of utterances, and the extent to which extra-linguistic context determines utterance content. The normativity debate concerns whether the literal

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Lucy Huo,Ariah Klages-Mundt,Andreea Minca,Frederik Christian Münter,Mads Rude Windoach to meaning proposed by Paul Grice. Before I set out the structure of the chapter in more detail, however, I would like to say something by way of an introduction to minimal semantics. Minimal semantics follows in the tradition of formal approaches to meaning of the kind put forward by Frege, ea

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Stefanos Leonardos,Shyam Sridhar,Yun Kuen Cheung,Georgios Piliourasng anarchy. Reality, however, is different. If existing states are under pressure, this is because of developments in the direction of what sociologists call multi-level governance. We may loosely define multi-level governance as the exercise of political power by institutions that do not conform to

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Behkish Nassirzadeh,Huaiying Sun,Sebastian Banescu,Vijay Ganeshng anarchy. Reality, however, is different. If existing states are under pressure, this is because of developments in the direction of what sociologists call multi-level governance. We may loosely define multi-level governance as the exercise of political power by institutions that do not conform to

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Maxim Jourenko,Mario Larangeira,Keisuke Tanakariguing since they offer an attempt at articulating the methods and purposes of a complex enterprise with a long and rich history. They are frustrating since they often appear as brief preliminaries or short concluding remarks which leave unanswered as many questions as they answer. Perhaps two of t