The role of blockchain technology in the relationship between international law and international politics

In the current era, novel technologies, especially blockchain, have the potential to bring significant transformations across social, economic, and political dimensions.This thesis investigates the role of blockchain technologyin establishing interactions between international law and international politics.The main objective of this research is to identify and analyze the applications of blockchain in improvinginteractions among international bodies, governments, and non-governmental organizations concerning human rights, international trade, and global security.The central research question is how blockchain can effectively contribute to these interactions.To achieve these objectives, a qualitative and analytical researchmethod was employed, including an examination of existing literature on blockchain and international law, as well as relevant case studies.The findings indicate that blockchain, by providing transparency, security, and high traceability,can help reduce the deficiencies in international legal systems while simultaneously enhancing diplomatic relations and trust at the international level.Furthermore, challenges such as legal, technical, and ethical issues inherent in implementing blockchain are also addressed.The conclusions drawn from this research demonstrate that blockchain technology can serve as an innovative tool significantly enhancing interactions between international law and international politics.Accordingly, policymakers and researchers should delve deeper into the existing challenges in this field and propose effective strategies for making the most of this novel technology.