Series C examines how artificial intelligence, computational modelling and digital infrastructures are transforming governance and public administration. Its objective is to understand how computational systems become active components of institutional cognition through intelligent decision-support, AI-native public administration, digital governance architectures and adaptive regulatory systems capable of responding to increasing societal complexity.
Research Lines
C1 — AI-Augmented Public Administration
C2 — Computational Policy Design
C3 — Intelligent Decision-Support Systems
C4 — Algorithmic Governance Architectures
C5 — AI-Native Institutional Ecosystems
WP-C-L01-001 — Computational Governance Framework
The accelerating complexity of contemporary societies requires democratic institutions capable not only of exercising legitimate public authority but also of continuously understanding, interpreting and adapting to rapidly evolving social, technological, economic and environmental conditions. This Working Paper introduces Computational Governance as a new scientific discipline dedicated to the constitutional organisation of institutional cognition through computational...
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