Christopher Frantz
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4393056 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Christopher Frantz |
| PRENOMES | Christopher |
| SOBRENOME | Frantz |
| ASSINATURA | FRANTZ C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6105-8738 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
From Concepts to Model
Converting conceptual models into simulation models is a primary challenge in the Agent-based Modeling (ABM) development lifecycle, often acting as a bottleneck due to communication gaps among different stakeholders, particularly programmers and mathematicians.To address this issue, LargeLanguageModels (LLMs) and, more specifically, Question-answering (QA) models (also known as Conversational Artificial Intelligence (CAI)) can play a central role…
Analysis of Institutional Design of European Union Cyber Incident and Crisis Management as a Complex Public Good
Effective cyber incident response and crisis management increasingly relies on the coordination of relevant actors at supranational levels. A polycentric governance structure is one of the institutional arrangements that can promote active participation of involved actors, an aspect decisive for the rapid and effective response to cyber incidents and crises. This research aims to dissect whether, and to what extent, a polycentric structure is man…
Understanding regulation using the Institutional Grammar 2.0
Over the last decade, there has been increased interest in understanding the design (i.e., content) of regulation as a basis for studying regulation formation, implementation, and outcomes. Within this line of research, scholars have been particularly interested in investigating regulatory dynamics relating to features and patterns of regulatory text and have engaged a variety of methodological approaches to support their assessments. One approac…
The Institutional Grammar
This article introduces the special issue of the International Review of Public Policy devoted to “Exploring Institutional Dynamics with the Institutional Grammar”. In doing so, it: (i) provides a brief introduction to the Institutional Grammar as an increasingly prominent tool for the study of institutions that govern social systems, such as public policies and social conventions; (ii) describes evolving trends in Institutional Grammar research …
Understanding the Effects of Social Value Orientations in Shaping Regulatory Outcomes through Agent-Based Modeling
Within existing regulatory scholarship, limited attention is given to whether and how meso-level, or group, characteristics shape compliance. We advance understanding of meso-level regulatory dynamics by assessing how the composition of regulated groups shapes overall compliance levels within a regulated system, as well as compliance trends among system participants. Specifically, we employ agent-based modeling as a tool suited to understanding e…
A Comparative Study on Apprenticeship Systems Using Agent-Based Simulation
In this paper, we investigate the e ects of di erent characteristics of apprenticeship programmes both in historical and contemporary societies. Apprenticeship is one of the major means to transfer skills in a society. We consider five societies: the old Britain system (AD 1300s-1600s), the British East India Company (AD 1600s -1800s), Armenian merchants of New-Julfa (AD 1600s -1700s), contemporary German apprenticeship (1990s), and the "Modern A…
The institutional grammar in policy process research
摘要本文介绍了一系列文章,这些文章研究了被称之为制度语法(IG)的制度分析方法。过去十年,学者已从不同方式并在不同领域中应用了制度语法,以研究决策过程的关键概念和不同方面,例如政策设计、政策变革和政策执行。在此期间,公共政策和不同其他领域的学者展示了制度语法如何能用于这类评估,以及制度语法如何能与不同方法相结合,进而应对不同的研究目的。本文(i)概述了制度语法;(ii)识别了近期《政策研究杂志》出版的一系列研究制度语法应用案例的文章中呈现的交叉主题;(iii)为基于此的未来研究以及其他近期发表的制度语法文章识别了研究机遇
New opportunities for institutional analysis in public administration research
This Symposium features research that engages an institutional analysis approach, called the Institutional Grammar. Institutional analysis is the study of rules, norms, and strategies (e.g., public policies, organizational bylaws, social conventions) that govern social systems and organizations. The Institutional Grammar is an approach for comprehensively capturing the design of institutions; in particular, for describing the language of directiv…
Institutional Grammar 2.0
Public affairs scholars have contributed rich insights on the role and outcomes of institutions in policy and administrative settings. They have offered numerous empirical studies of these topics, alongside concepts and theories that can be leveraged in their assessment. But there remains a relative dearth in attention to approaches that can be used to support rigorous assessments of institutional design itself—those that support reliable and nua…
Agent-Based Modeling of Information Transmission in Early Historic Trading
This work introduces a multiagent model for informal communication about cheating merchants among investing Genoese traders in the 12th century. The model builds on previous, game theory focused work of Avner Greif and extends it by enabling communication between Genoese traders. A trust-based cooperation model is tested across different network topologies as well as two different communication modes: (a) a reactive one representing Genoese trade…
Institutional Grammar 2.0
Public affairs scholars have contributed rich insights on the role and outcomes of institutions in policy and administrative settings. They have offered numerous empirical studies of these topics, alongside concepts and theories that can be leveraged in their assessment. But there remains a relative dearth in attention to approaches that can be used to support rigorous assessments of institutional design itself—those that support reliable and nua…
Understanding regulation using the Institutional Grammar 2.0
Over the last decade, there has been increased interest in understanding the design (i.e., content) of regulation as a basis for studying regulation formation, implementation, and outcomes. Within this line of research, scholars have been particularly interested in investigating regulatory dynamics relating to features and patterns of regulatory text and have engaged a variety of methodological approaches to support their assessments. One approac…
The Institutional Grammar
This article introduces the special issue of the International Review of Public Policy devoted to “Exploring Institutional Dynamics with the Institutional Grammar”. In doing so, it: (i) provides a brief introduction to the Institutional Grammar as an increasingly prominent tool for the study of institutions that govern social systems, such as public policies and social conventions; (ii) describes evolving trends in Institutional Grammar research …
The institutional grammar in policy process research
摘要本文介绍了一系列文章,这些文章研究了被称之为制度语法(IG)的制度分析方法。过去十年,学者已从不同方式并在不同领域中应用了制度语法,以研究决策过程的关键概念和不同方面,例如政策设计、政策变革和政策执行。在此期间,公共政策和不同其他领域的学者展示了制度语法如何能用于这类评估,以及制度语法如何能与不同方法相结合,进而应对不同的研究目的。本文(i)概述了制度语法;(ii)识别了近期《政策研究杂志》出版的一系列研究制度语法应用案例的文章中呈现的交叉主题;(iii)为基于此的未来研究以及其他近期发表的制度语法文章识别了研究机遇
New opportunities for institutional analysis in public administration research
This Symposium features research that engages an institutional analysis approach, called the Institutional Grammar. Institutional analysis is the study of rules, norms, and strategies (e.g., public policies, organizational bylaws, social conventions) that govern social systems and organizations. The Institutional Grammar is an approach for comprehensively capturing the design of institutions; in particular, for describing the language of directiv…
Agent-Based Modeling of Information Transmission in Early Historic Trading
This work introduces a multiagent model for informal communication about cheating merchants among investing Genoese traders in the 12th century. The model builds on previous, game theory focused work of Avner Greif and extends it by enabling communication between Genoese traders. A trust-based cooperation model is tested across different network topologies as well as two different communication modes: (a) a reactive one representing Genoese trade…
Agent-Based Modeling of Information Transmission in Early Historic Trading
This work introduces a multiagent model for informal communication about cheating merchants among investing Genoese traders in the 12th century. The model builds on previous, game theory focused work of Avner Greif and extends it by enabling communication between Genoese traders. A trust-based cooperation model is tested across different network topologies as well as two different communication modes: (a) a reactive one representing Genoese trade…
New opportunities for institutional analysis in public administration research
This Symposium features research that engages an institutional analysis approach, called the Institutional Grammar. Institutional analysis is the study of rules, norms, and strategies (e.g., public policies, organizational bylaws, social conventions) that govern social systems and organizations. The Institutional Grammar is an approach for comprehensively capturing the design of institutions; in particular, for describing the language of directiv…
Institutional Grammar 2.0
Public affairs scholars have contributed rich insights on the role and outcomes of institutions in policy and administrative settings. They have offered numerous empirical studies of these topics, alongside concepts and theories that can be leveraged in their assessment. But there remains a relative dearth in attention to approaches that can be used to support rigorous assessments of institutional design itself—those that support reliable and nua…
A Comparative Study on Apprenticeship Systems Using Agent-Based Simulation
In this paper, we investigate the e ects of di erent characteristics of apprenticeship programmes both in historical and contemporary societies. Apprenticeship is one of the major means to transfer skills in a society. We consider five societies: the old Britain system (AD 1300s-1600s), the British East India Company (AD 1600s -1800s), Armenian merchants of New-Julfa (AD 1600s -1700s), contemporary German apprenticeship (1990s), and the "Modern A…
The institutional grammar in policy process research
摘要本文介绍了一系列文章,这些文章研究了被称之为制度语法(IG)的制度分析方法。过去十年,学者已从不同方式并在不同领域中应用了制度语法,以研究决策过程的关键概念和不同方面,例如政策设计、政策变革和政策执行。在此期间,公共政策和不同其他领域的学者展示了制度语法如何能用于这类评估,以及制度语法如何能与不同方法相结合,进而应对不同的研究目的。本文(i)概述了制度语法;(ii)识别了近期《政策研究杂志》出版的一系列研究制度语法应用案例的文章中呈现的交叉主题;(iii)为基于此的未来研究以及其他近期发表的制度语法文章识别了研究机遇
The Institutional Grammar
This article introduces the special issue of the International Review of Public Policy devoted to “Exploring Institutional Dynamics with the Institutional Grammar”. In doing so, it: (i) provides a brief introduction to the Institutional Grammar as an increasingly prominent tool for the study of institutions that govern social systems, such as public policies and social conventions; (ii) describes evolving trends in Institutional Grammar research …
Understanding the Effects of Social Value Orientations in Shaping Regulatory Outcomes through Agent-Based Modeling
Within existing regulatory scholarship, limited attention is given to whether and how meso-level, or group, characteristics shape compliance. We advance understanding of meso-level regulatory dynamics by assessing how the composition of regulated groups shapes overall compliance levels within a regulated system, as well as compliance trends among system participants. Specifically, we employ agent-based modeling as a tool suited to understanding e…
Analysis of Institutional Design of European Union Cyber Incident and Crisis Management as a Complex Public Good
Effective cyber incident response and crisis management increasingly relies on the coordination of relevant actors at supranational levels. A polycentric governance structure is one of the institutional arrangements that can promote active participation of involved actors, an aspect decisive for the rapid and effective response to cyber incidents and crises. This research aims to dissect whether, and to what extent, a polycentric structure is man…
Understanding regulation using the Institutional Grammar 2.0
Over the last decade, there has been increased interest in understanding the design (i.e., content) of regulation as a basis for studying regulation formation, implementation, and outcomes. Within this line of research, scholars have been particularly interested in investigating regulatory dynamics relating to features and patterns of regulatory text and have engaged a variety of methodological approaches to support their assessments. One approac…
From Concepts to Model
Converting conceptual models into simulation models is a primary challenge in the Agent-based Modeling (ABM) development lifecycle, often acting as a bottleneck due to communication gaps among different stakeholders, particularly programmers and mathematicians.To address this issue, LargeLanguageModels (LLMs) and, more specifically, Question-answering (QA) models (also known as Conversational Artificial Intelligence (CAI)) can play a central role…
Computer Science (8 obras) · Linguistics (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Grammar (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Management and Organizational Studies (3 obras) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (3 obras) · Public Policy and Administration Research (3 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (2 obras)