Data, especially data content that is verified by trusted parties, defines the accountability of participants in this inter-connected world, therefore, becomes the binding force in exercising social contracts.

Some relevant papers and online articles can be found here^[1]:

Data Governance

History of Data Governance

For starters, please watch a presentation on the history of Double entry bookkeeping, titled: Monks, Maths and Magic, by Jane Gleeson White.

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References

↑ Virginia Collins,Managing Data as an Asset, https://www.cpajournal.com/2019/06/24/managing-data-as-an-asset/#:~:text=Because%20data%20is%20an%20intangible,as%20the%20asset%20it%20is.&text=Organizations%20must%20begin%20managing%20data,from%20it%20as%20real%20assets.

[1] Virginia Collins,Managing Data as an Asset, https://www.cpajournal.com/2019/06/24/managing-data-as-an-asset/#:~:text=Because%20data%20is%20an%20intangible,as%20the%20asset%20it%20is.&text=Organizations%20must%20begin%20managing%20data,from%20it%20as%20real%20assets.

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