Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective

We typically think of documents as carrying information. However, certain kinds of documents do more than that: they are not only informative but also performative in that they represent rights. When these documents are in paper form or some other physical médium, holding the document indicates hold...

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Autores principales:	Lee,Ronald M, Nguyen,Vu, Pagnoni,Anastasia
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad de Talca 2008
Materias:	e-Business Electronic documents Electronic transactions Performative Deontic Negotiable documents Bill of lading International trade procedures Inter-organizational workflows
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0718-187620080002000072018-10-12Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process PerspectiveLee,Ronald MNguyen,VuPagnoni,Anastasia e-Business Electronic documents Electronic transactions Performative Deontic Negotiable documents Bill of lading International trade procedures Inter-organizational workflows We typically think of documents as carrying information. However, certain kinds of documents do more than that: they are not only informative but also performative in that they represent rights. When these documents are in paper form or some other physical médium, holding the document indicates holding the right. Since the document represents a right, a hazard is that by duplicating the document, one may fraudulently claim a new right. For this reason, physical documents that represent rights are both tamper resistant and copy resistant. However, problems arise when such performative documents are converted to electronic form: duplicates are bit for bit perfect and undetectable. Thus, the normal heuristic of uniqueness of the document token as representing the uniqueness of the right no longer holds for performative electronic documents. This is especially challenging when the rights are transferable, as with various financial instruments such as stocks and bonds. This paper presents an analysis, based on deontic logic, about the necessary requirements for electronic documents and their corresponding electronic procedures in order to guarantee the uniqueness of rights and prevention of fraud. A design is sketched, based on a notion we cali digital parchment, which offers improved flexibility.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad de TalcaJournal of theoretical and applied electronic commerce research v.3 n.3 20082008-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-18762008000200007en10.4067/S0718-18762008000200007
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spellingShingle	e-Business Electronic documents Electronic transactions Performative Deontic Negotiable documents Bill of lading International trade procedures Inter-organizational workflows Lee,Ronald M Nguyen,Vu Pagnoni,Anastasia Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective
description	We typically think of documents as carrying information. However, certain kinds of documents do more than that: they are not only informative but also performative in that they represent rights. When these documents are in paper form or some other physical médium, holding the document indicates holding the right. Since the document represents a right, a hazard is that by duplicating the document, one may fraudulently claim a new right. For this reason, physical documents that represent rights are both tamper resistant and copy resistant. However, problems arise when such performative documents are converted to electronic form: duplicates are bit for bit perfect and undetectable. Thus, the normal heuristic of uniqueness of the document token as representing the uniqueness of the right no longer holds for performative electronic documents. This is especially challenging when the rights are transferable, as with various financial instruments such as stocks and bonds. This paper presents an analysis, based on deontic logic, about the necessary requirements for electronic documents and their corresponding electronic procedures in order to guarantee the uniqueness of rights and prevention of fraud. A design is sketched, based on a notion we cali digital parchment, which offers improved flexibility.
author	Lee,Ronald M Nguyen,Vu Pagnoni,Anastasia
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title	Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective
title_short	Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective
title_full	Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective
title_fullStr	Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective
title_full_unstemmed	Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective
title_sort	securing uniqueness of rights e-documents: a deontic process perspective
publisher	Universidad de Talca
publishDate	2008
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Securing Uniqueness of Rights e-Documents: A Deontic Process Perspective

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