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Análise económica dos smart legal contracts
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No mundo globalizado em que vivemos, novas tecnologias surgem e transformam as relações humanas. Nesse contexto, destacam-se os Smart Legal Contracts, viabilizados pela tecnologia Blockchain, que revolucionam a forma de celebrar acordos de vontades. Estes contratos, que são autoexecutáveis, unem tecnologia e direito, eliminando barreiras geográficas e reduzindo a necessidade de intervenção de terceiros. Por meio da Blockchain, é garantida a autoexecução e a implementação das cláusulas negociadas, codificadas em linguagem de códigos. Desta forma, o presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar os Smart Legal Contracts sob a ótica da Análise Económica do Direito, aprofundando questões relacionadas à sua inflexibilidade, aos erros de programação, aos custos de transação associados e aos impactos na profissão jurídica. Buscando evidenciar os efeitos que os Smart Legal Contracts produzem nos custos de transação e no papel do jurista, que deve evoluir em conjunto com o Estado para permitir o estudo e a aplicação prática da programação nos contratos. No futuro, o advogado poderá acumular também a função de programador, pelo que será essencial explorar como a programação pode ser integrada no direito. A Análise Económica do Direito busca analisar a eficiência desta relação, e a eficácia dos Smart Legal Contracts. O presenta trabalho se baseia em pesquisas bibliográficas para esclarecer questões relacionadas às implicações dos Smart Legal Contracts sob a ótica da Análise Económica do Direito. Os capítulos abordam, a contextualização da Análise Económica do Direito, a Análise Económica do Contrato, o conceito e os principais aspectos da tecnologia Blockchain, aprofundamento no conhecimento sobre os Smart Contracts e, em especial, dos Smart Legal Contracts, por fim a Análise Económica do Smart Legal Contract. Os Smart Legal Contracts constituem uma realidade e representam o futuro. Assim, torna-se imprescindível analisar, sob uma ótica económica, os seus impactos no direito e na sociedade.
In the globalized world we live in, new technologies emerge and transform human relationships. In this context, Smart Legal Contracts stand out, enabled by Blockchain technology, which revolutionizes the way agreements are made. These self-executing contracts combine technology and law, eliminating geographical barriers and reducing the need for third-party intervention. Through Blockchain, the self-execution and implementation of negotiated clauses, coded in programming languages, are guaranteed. This study aims to analyze Smart Legal Contracts from the perspective of the Economic Analysis of Law, delving into issues related to their inflexibility, programming errors, associated transaction costs, and impacts on the legal profession. It seeks to highlight the effects Smart Legal Contracts have on transaction costs and the role of the jurist, who must evolve alongside the state to enable the study and practical application of programming in contracts. In the future, lawyers may also take on the role of programmers, making it essential to explore how programming can be integrated into law. The Economic Analysis of Law aims to evaluate the efficiency of this relationship and the effectiveness of Smart Legal Contracts. This study relies on bibliographical research to clarify issues related to the implications of Smart Legal Contracts from the perspective of the Economic Analysis of Law. The chapters address the contextualization of the Economic Analysis of Law, the Economic Analysis of Contracts, the concept and main aspects of Blockchain technology, a deeper understanding of Smart Contracts, especially Smart Legal Contracts, and finally, the Economic Analysis of Smart Legal Contracts. Smart Legal Contracts are already a reality and represent the future. Thus, it is essential to analyze, from an economic perspective, their impacts on law and society.
In the globalized world we live in, new technologies emerge and transform human relationships. In this context, Smart Legal Contracts stand out, enabled by Blockchain technology, which revolutionizes the way agreements are made. These self-executing contracts combine technology and law, eliminating geographical barriers and reducing the need for third-party intervention. Through Blockchain, the self-execution and implementation of negotiated clauses, coded in programming languages, are guaranteed. This study aims to analyze Smart Legal Contracts from the perspective of the Economic Analysis of Law, delving into issues related to their inflexibility, programming errors, associated transaction costs, and impacts on the legal profession. It seeks to highlight the effects Smart Legal Contracts have on transaction costs and the role of the jurist, who must evolve alongside the state to enable the study and practical application of programming in contracts. In the future, lawyers may also take on the role of programmers, making it essential to explore how programming can be integrated into law. The Economic Analysis of Law aims to evaluate the efficiency of this relationship and the effectiveness of Smart Legal Contracts. This study relies on bibliographical research to clarify issues related to the implications of Smart Legal Contracts from the perspective of the Economic Analysis of Law. The chapters address the contextualization of the Economic Analysis of Law, the Economic Analysis of Contracts, the concept and main aspects of Blockchain technology, a deeper understanding of Smart Contracts, especially Smart Legal Contracts, and finally, the Economic Analysis of Smart Legal Contracts. Smart Legal Contracts are already a reality and represent the future. Thus, it is essential to analyze, from an economic perspective, their impacts on law and society.
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Smart contracts Blockchain Análise económica do direito Contratos Teses de mestrado - 2025 Smart contracts Blockchain Economic analysis of law Contracts