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Thom argues that extractive decisions may be shaped by aid and other policy domains, requiring linked disclosure.

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Thom argues that extractive decisions may be shaped by aid and other policy domains, requiring linked disclosure.

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“Thom argues that extractive decisions may be shaped by aid and other policy domains, requiring linked disclosure..” Ownership as a Primitive for Development: Transparency vs. Privacy and the Future of Trusted Value Chains. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 30:18–31:45. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-90896fa4390b

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Thom argues that extractive decisions may be shaped by aid and other policy domains, requiring linked disclosure.

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Proposed mechanism: Connect cross-sector evidence to understand how power influences allocation.

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