Isomorphism in DAO Governance — Placeholder
The term ’institutional isomorphism’ refers to similarities in the structure and processes of independent organizations. In the past, the spread of information and the adoption of similar practices was slower and often limited to organizations within a single country or region. But in the newly emer
The term ’institutional isomorphism’ refers to similarities in the structure and processes of independent organizations. In the past, the spread of information and the adoption of similar practices was slower and often limited to organizations within a single country or region. But in the newly emerging institutional field of blockchain networks and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) [1], which benefit from near-instant global communications via the Internet, isomorphism develops much faster. In their 1983 paper titled “The Iron Cage Revisited: Institutional Isomorphism and Collecti
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