Autonomy, Delegation, and Control : From Inter-Agent to Groups

Following successful recent workshops on social notions of multiagency, we are interested in scaling issues of social networks on inter-group interactions. Theories are needed to synthesize the interagent interaction into unified models. Derived and implied attitudes are beyond the immediate and direct inter-agent attitudes but play a big role in balance of attitudes among agents in a group. We call upon several research camps with differing perspectives on related issues including the following: human-robot interaction, human-computer interaction, agent-agent interaction, and organizational theory. We continue to strive for commonalities across research camps.Hexmoor, Henry is the author of 'Autonomy, Delegation, and Control : From Inter-Agent to Groups', published 2002 under ISBN 9781577351566 and ISBN 1577351568.