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1. The Uses of Norms

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Munindar P. Singh and Matthew Arrott and Tina Balke and Amit K. Chopra and Rob Christiaanse and Stephen Cranefield and Frank Dignum and Davide Eynard and Emilia Farcas and Nicoletta Fornara and Fabien Gandon and Guido Governatori and Hoa Khanh Dam and Joris Hulstijn and Ingolf Krueger and Ho-Pun Lam and Michael Meisinger and Pablo Noriega and Bastin Tony Roy Savarimuthu and Kartik Tadanki and Harko Verhagen and Serena Villata, Singh, Munindar P., Arrott, Matthew, Balke, Tina, Chopra, Amit K., Christiaanse, Rob, Cranefield, Stephen, Dignum, Frank, Eynard, Davide, Farcas, Emilia, Fornara, Nicoletta, Gandon, Fabien, Governatori, Guido, Khanh Dam, Hoa, Hulstijn, Joris, Krueger, Ingolf, Lam, Ho-Pun, Meisinger, Michael, Noriega, Pablo, Savarimuthu, Bastin Tony Roy, Tadanki, Kartik, Verhagen, Harko, Villata, Serena, Munindar P. Singh and Matthew Arrott and Tina Balke and Amit K. Chopra and Rob Christiaanse and Stephen Cranefield and Frank Dignum and Davide Eynard and Emilia Farcas and Nicoletta Fornara and Fabien Gandon and Guido Governatori and Hoa Khanh Dam and Joris Hulstijn and Ingolf Krueger and Ho-Pun Lam and Michael Meisinger and Pablo Noriega and Bastin Tony Roy Savarimuthu and Kartik Tadanki and Harko Verhagen and Serena Villata, Singh, Munindar P., Arrott, Matthew, Balke, Tina, Chopra, Amit K., Christiaanse, Rob, Cranefield, Stephen, Dignum, Frank, Eynard, Davide, Farcas, Emilia, Fornara, Nicoletta, Gandon, Fabien, Governatori, Guido, Khanh Dam, Hoa, Hulstijn, Joris, Krueger, Ingolf, Lam, Ho-Pun, Meisinger, Michael, Noriega, Pablo, Savarimuthu, Bastin Tony Roy, Tadanki, Kartik, Verhagen, Harko, and Villata, Serena

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This chapter presents a variety of applications of norms. These applications include governance in sociotechnical systems, data licensing and data collection, understanding software development teams, requirements engineering, assurance, natural resource allocation, wireless grids, autonomous vehicles, serious games, and virtual worlds.

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2013
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2. Early requirements engineering for e-customs decision support: Assessing overlap in mental models

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Brigitte Burgemeestre and Jianwei Liu and Joris Hulstijn and Yao-Hua Tan, Burgemeestre, Brigitte, Liu, Jianwei, Hulstijn, Joris, Tan, Yao-Hua, Brigitte Burgemeestre and Jianwei Liu and Joris Hulstijn and Yao-Hua Tan, Burgemeestre, Brigitte, Liu, Jianwei, Hulstijn, Joris, and Tan, Yao-Hua

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Developing decision support systems is a complex process. It involves stakeholders with diverging interpretations of the task and domain. In this paper, we propose to use ontology mapping to make a detailed analysis of the overlaps and differences between mental models of stakeholders. The technique is applied to an extensive case study about EU customs regulations. Companies which can demonstrate to be ‘in control’ of the safety and security in the supply chain, may become ‘Authorized Economic Operator’ (AEO), and avoid inspections by customs. We focus on a decision support tool, AEO Digiscan, developed to assist companies with an AEO self-assessment. We compared the mental models of customs officials, with mental models of the developers of the tool. The results highlight important differences in the interpretation of the new regulations, which will lead to adaptations of the tool.

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2009
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3. Control Patterns in a Health Care Network

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Vera Kartseva and Joris Hulstijn and Jaap Gordijn and Yao-Hua Tan, Kartseva, Vera, Hulstijn, Joris, Gordijn, Jaap, Tan, Yao-Hua, Vera Kartseva and Joris Hulstijn and Jaap Gordijn and Yao-Hua Tan, Kartseva, Vera, Hulstijn, Joris, Gordijn, Jaap, and Tan, Yao-Hua

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In this paper we present control patterns for the analysis and design of administrative control mechanisms in a network organization. A control pattern is a description of a generic and reusable control mechanism that solves a specific control problem, to be selected on the basis of the context. To represent the context and solution, we analyze a network organization as a set of actors who transfer objects of economic value. The usefulness and adequacy of the control patterns is demonstrated by a case study of the governance and control mechanisms of the Dutch public health insurance network for exceptional medical expenses (AWBZ).

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2007
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