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PeerFlow: Peer-to-Peer Electronic Institutions approach carries numerous challenges for the future. Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks appear to be a natural option to implement distributed electronic institutions as they provide a number of desirable properties: they are robust, they scale well and nodes are equally privileged. In the last decade man

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Book 2024ied rules, mirroring those found in human organisations. As such, the readers will gain insight into how electronic institutions facilitate autonomous agent interactions while ensuring compliance with predefined rules.?The book extends beyond theoretical concepts, offering practical applications in

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2365-3051 applications focused on mixed human-agent communities throu.This book introduces the concept of Electronic Institutions (EIs), where complex interactions between human or software agents are governed by specified rules, mirroring those found in human organisations. As such, the readers will gain in

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230337053ic institution and also to illustrate how the electronic version of that conventional institution may be specified. Finally, this chapter contains some generic indications of how electronic institutions may be used and some examples that complement the ones that constitute the rest of this book.

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Rolf von Eckartsberg,Ronald S. Valley applications and technologies have been built using P2P networks, such as file sharing, distributed storage or even web search engines. This chapter proposes a P2P implementation of electronic institutions called PeerFlow and a GUI that allows for the automatic generation of user interfaces over web browsers.

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A Naive View of Electronic Institutionsic institution and also to illustrate how the electronic version of that conventional institution may be specified. Finally, this chapter contains some generic indications of how electronic institutions may be used and some examples that complement the ones that constitute the rest of this book.