Titlebook: Coordination, Organizations, Instiutions, and Norms in Agent System VII; COIN 2011 Internatio Stephen Cranefield,M. Birna Riemsdijk,Pablo N

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Marriage, Family and Sexuality,de. An EI is seen here as an entity that is deployed within an environment infrastructure that directly mediates the agents’ interaction. The environment allows the rules of the EIs, in terms of powers, permissions and obligations to be perceivable as first class entities by the agents belonging to

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ndreds or even thousands of components, computational entities or actors) and in complexity (from closed, static, pre-defined interactions to more open, dynamic ones stablished at run-time). In this scenario one way to tame such complexity is to add a social layer on top regulating or shaping the be

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Marriage, Family and Sexuality, and subsequently tools, has led to support for the specification, verification and enactment of institutions. Most effort to date has focused on the design-time properties of institutions (either on the normative or the system level), such as whether a particular state of affairs is reachable or no

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,The Politics of the Women’s Movement,rohibition and commitment; languages for expressing behavioural constraints (such as norms or contracts) to be followed by agents in specific contexts; and mechanisms for run-time monitoring of fulfilment and violation of these constraints. However, there has been little work that provided all of th

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,The Politics of the Women’s Movement,context, Axelrod’s seminal model of norm establishment in populations of self-interested individuals [2] is important in providing insight into the mechanisms needed to support this. However, Axelrod’s model suffers from significant limitations: it adopts an evolutionary approach, and assumes that i