Anticentralization

/ˌæntiˌsentrələzəˈʃən/ noun

Definition

Opposition to or the process of preventing the concentration of power, authority, or resources in a central location or government.

Etymology

From anti- (against) + centralization (the act of concentrating in a center). This term emerged in political theory, especially with discussions of federalism and decentralized governance.

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Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency were explicitly designed around anticentralization principles—they're proof that this abstract political idea can reshape entire technological systems.

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