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In digital ecosystems, where they are no central authorities or single points of failure or control, entities form dynamic relationships to facilitate transactions and knowledge sharing. These relationships are contextual, evolving and not subject to central moderation. The devolved structure of these emergent environments pose unique challenges for identity. In this paper, we build on previous work...
Successful uptake of digital ecosystems requires trust in the underlying platform and in the users of that platform. Accountability mechanisms provide a basis for creating, monitoring and evolving trust. This work analyses the requirements for accountability in digital ecosystems and proposes an accountability model for deployment of digital ecosystems in peer-to-peer networks.
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