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Digital Ecosystems for Social Justice: Analysing the Intersection of Technology, Law, and Sustainability

In: Digital Currencies and the Green Economy

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  • Arun Kumar Singh

    (North-Eastern Hill University, Department of Law)

  • Wagisha

    (North-Eastern Hill University, Department of Law)

Abstract

This study provides a systematic review that explores the specific aspects of digital currencies relative to other factors such as innovation, legal frameworks, and sustainability. It looks at how new digital monetary systems can be adapted towards sustainable economic growth while skillfully manoeuvring through regulatory and institutional chasms. With a conceptual and theoretical approach that intertwines financial innovation with environmental objectives and legal governance, the study examines policies, institutional frameworks, and global developments. It is apparent from the research findings that digital currencies, particularly Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), have potential towards enabling sustainable green finance, enhanced financial inclusion, and more transparent and lower-carbon economic systems. This paper identifies the potential and the challenges of applying the opportunities for using digital currencies in maintaining sustainable economies and offers flexible policy approaches that could ease their application.

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  • Arun Kumar Singh & Wagisha, 2025. "Digital Ecosystems for Social Justice: Analysing the Intersection of Technology, Law, and Sustainability," Springer Books, in: Ranjan Aneja & Robert Dygas (ed.), Digital Currencies and the Green Economy, chapter 0, pages 279-314, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-95-2282-8_13
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-95-2282-8_13
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