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Week 11

The articles presented cover a range of topics related to digital currencies and community currencies, offering insight into the benefits and challenges associated with their use.

Bello’s (2009) article describes how communities print their own currency to keep cash flowing, highlighting how community currencies can be used to promote local economic development. Collom and Lasker’s (2016) book explores community currencies and time banking in the US, providing an in-depth analysis of the history and development of community currencies.

Diniz et al. (2016) offer a taxonomy for understanding digital community currencies, which is particularly useful for those interested in studying the emerging field of digital payment platforms and virtual community feelings. Durgaraju and Sekhar’s (2021) research study on Bitcoin provides a perspective on the new age of currency systems, specifically highlighting the case of Bitcoin.

Lee et al. (2021) provide a global perspective on central bank digital currencies, offering an analysis of how these currencies are being developed and implemented around the world. Nishibe’s (2020) article explores the evolution of diverse e-money, including digital-community currencies and cryptocurrencies.

Seyfang’s (2001, 2006) articles provide a discussion of community currencies as a tool for sustainable consumption and environmental governance. Tan and Xue (2021) offer research on the development of digital currencies under the COVID-19 epidemic, providing insight into how digital currencies are being used to address the challenges of the pandemic.

Warner’s (2014) article explores the future of community currencies, focusing on whether they will remain physical cash or become solely electronic. Wulandari’s (2019) article provides an economic valuation of ecosystem services in Lewes, East Sussex, England, highlighting how community currencies can be used to promote sustainability and conservation efforts.

Overall, the articles provide valuable insights into the development and use of digital currencies and community currencies. While some articles focus on specific case studies or issues, others provide broader perspectives on the emerging field. However, there is a need for further research to fully understand the potential benefits and challenges associated with the use of digital currencies and community currencies.

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