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‘Juristecture’ and the Regulation of Normative Space
Ecclesiastical Law JournalAbstractCathedrals have been described as ‘normative space’ insofar as their regulation both shapes, and is shaped by, their architecture. This article extends that description and applies it, by analogy, to listed Church of England churches and examines how the concept of ‘normative space’ relates to, and informs, their regulation within ...
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Regulation and the Normativity Problem
International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 2022The concept of regulation pervades biology, for example in models of genetic regulatory networks and the endocrine system. Regulation has a normative opposite, dysregulation, which figures prominently in biomedical models of disease. The use of normative concepts in biology, however, has been thought to present some challenges for the physicalist view ...
Derek Bolton, Predrag Šustar
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Normative Challenges of Risk Regulation of Artificial Intelligence [PDF]
NanoEthicsApproaches aimed at regulating artificial intelligence (AI) include a particular form of risk regulation, i.e. a risk-based approach. The most prominent example is the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act).
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2015
This chapter explains what the norm against mercenary use is, where it came from, how it has influenced the regulation of private force, and whether or not it has been challenged by the widespread use of private force today. It defines and traces the evolution of the anti-mercenary norm, and then discusses how the anti-mercenary norm played into ...
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This chapter explains what the norm against mercenary use is, where it came from, how it has influenced the regulation of private force, and whether or not it has been challenged by the widespread use of private force today. It defines and traces the evolution of the anti-mercenary norm, and then discusses how the anti-mercenary norm played into ...
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Object view of normatively regulated activities
Proceedings of the 2008 international workshop on Software Engineering in east and south europe, 2008This paper describes basic components and principles for support of the normatively regulated organizational activities. These activities are characterized by precise objective or purpose, participation of actors as role-holders, and norms and rules that govern the performance of these activities.
Dzenana Donko, Zikrija Avdagic
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Norms and Normativity: Between Regulism and Regularism
2005In the two preceding chapters we examined two rival accounts of moral criticism — those of Habermas and Derrida, respectively. Each was predicated on a particular conception of what a moral norm is, and of how such norms are related to behavior. I suggested that both accounts can be understood as motivated by the kinds of concerns about the rationality
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Behaviour Regulation and Normative Systems
2012Cooperation is the fundamental underpinning of multi-agent systems, allowing agents to interact to achieve their goals. However, agents must manage the risk associated with interacting with others who have different objectives, or who may fail to fulfill their commitments.
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Regulations for the Control of NORM
Proceedings of SPE/EPA Exploration and Production Environmental Conference, 1993ABSTRACT Responding to the public's concern over radioactive contamination, the perceived need to protect the health of employees, the public, and the environment, and the need to control the spread of contaminated materials into commerce and unrestricted areas, have led regulatory agencies, both state and federal, to develop regulations
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DynaCROM: An approach to implement regulative norms in normative multiagent systems
2008A major challenge in normative multiagent systems (NMAS) is how norms can be effectively applied to their entities and easily managed. These tasks are arduous because norms are usually written for general purposes, hindering a more precise regulation.
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