课程简介

本课程从社会学与政治学角度解读区块链治理，由加纳社会研究者 Rachel Mensah 讲授。她将结合历史分叉案例（如Ethereum/Ethereum Classic）与治理争议（如Lido投票权集中），探讨链上权力如何形成、共识如何被动员、协议如何因治理分裂。适合DAO成员、公链研究者与社区构建者理解治理背后的行为与权力机制。

This course, taught by Rachel Mensah, a social researcher from Ghana, examines blockchain governance from sociological and political perspectives. She will explore how on-chain power is formed, consensus is mobilized, and protocols experience splits due to governance, using historical fork cases (such as Ethereum/Ethereum Classic) and governance controversies (such as Lido voting power concentration) as examples. The course is suitable for DAO members, public blockchain researchers, and community builders seeking to understand the behavioral and power dynamics behind governance.