All our publications in chronological order
September 2026
- 19: Multi-Level Governance as a Cognitive System
- 17: The Knowledge That Matters Most May Never Be Written Down
- 14: WP-G-L02-001 — Governance Cognitive Simulation Architecture
- 11: Trust as the Infrastructure of Collective Intelligence
- 10: Where Does Government Knowledge Actually Live?
- 09: Why a Database Does Not Make an Institution Smarter
- 08: Why Institutional Cognition Is More Than the Sum of Individual Minds
- 07: Institutions Think Through Relationships, Not Just People
- 06: How Can an Institution Know More Than Any One Person?
- 05: Where Does an Institution Really Exist?
- 04: Interoperability Between Cognitive Institutions
- 02: Designing Institutional Attention
- 31: Why AI Is Becoming Dramatically Less Expensive
- 29: Why Collaboration Creates Better Governance
- 24: Can Artificial Intelligence Help Us Understand a Changing Planet?
- 19: Collective Decision-Making at Government Scale
- 17: Artificial Intelligence and the new explorations and developments in space
- 15: The Learning Institution – Book II
- 10: Artificial Intelligence Enters Military Decision-Making
- 04: Artificial Intelligence is helping to make new discovering in physics
- 31: Networks That Think Together
- 28: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Way Humans Learn to Work
- 21: From Language Models to World Models: The Next Evolution of Artificial Intelligence
- 19: China’s Open AI Revolution: How Kimi K3 Signals a New Phase in the Global Competition for Artificial Intelligence
- 15: The Functional Emotions of Artificial Intelligence: What Anthropic’s Research Reveals About the Inner Behaviour of Large Language Models
- 13: Knowledge Sharing Across Public Institutions
- 03: WP-F-L02-001 — Governance Cognitive Performance Indicator Framework
- 29: From Institutions to Cognitive Governance Systems
- 18: WP-E-L02-001 — Human–AI Institutional Collaboration Architecture
- 11: Measuring Institutional Cognition
- 08: Building Institutional Memory for Reuse
- 31: Feedback Loops and Institutional Learning
- 16: Computational Governance Explained
- 09: WP-D-L02-001 — Planetary Governance Network Model
- 27: Governance Intelligence: Beyond Individual Decision-Making
- 12: Collective Decision-Making as a Cognitive Process
- 12: Preventing Institutional Knowledge Loss
- 30: Institutional Memory as a Strategic Asset
- 16: Knowledge Flows Inside Institutions
- 12: WP-C-L02-001 — Computational Policy Design Framework
- 29: The Internal Anatomy of a Cognitive Institution
- 11: Operational Consciousness in Public Institutions
- 28: Learning Organisations or Cognitive Institutions?
- 17: The Thinking Institution – Book I
- 13: How Institutions Process Information
- 04: WP-B-L02-001 — Institutional Cognitive Architecture Model
- 30: Institutional Cognition in Everyday Public Administration
- 16: The Building Blocks of Institutional Cognition
- 09: WP-A-L02-001 — Integrating the Architecture of Institutional Cognition
- 01: How Institutions Adapt to Change
- 31: Understanding Institutional Memory
- 15: WP-J-L01-001 – Future Research Frontiers
- 14: Why Systems Thinking Matters for Public Institutions
- 25: The Difference Between Information, Knowledge and Institutional Intelligence
- 20: WP-I-L01-001 — Applied Governance Laboratories
- 06: Institutions as Living Systems
- 29: WP-H-L01-001 – Comparative Institutional Cognition
- 21: Understanding Collective Intelligence
- 13: WP-G-L01-001 – Digital Twins for Governance
- 05: Why Complexity Changes Public Governance
- 21: The Evolution of Institutions in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- 20: WP-F-L01-001 – Measuring Institutional Cognition
- 09: How Institutions Think
- 02: From Organisations to Cognitive Institutions
- 28: WP-E-L01-001 — Human–AI Institutional Intelligence
- 24: Why Institutions Must Learn
- 17: What Is Institutional Cognition?
- 13: WP-D-L01-001- Planetary Governance Systems
- 29: WP-B-L01-001 – Cognitive Architectures of Institutions
- 18: WP-A-L01-001 – Foundations of Institutional Cognition
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