Modeling Delegation through an i*-based Approach

Authors:
S. Dehousse;L. Liu;S. Faulkner;M. Kolp;H. Mouratidis
Affiliations:
University of Namur, Belgium;Tsinghua University, China;University of Namur, Belgium;University of Louvain, Belgium;Univ. of East London, UK
Venue:
IAT '06 Proceedings of the IEEE/WIC/ACM international conference on Intelligent Agent Technology
Year:
2006

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Abstract

This paper introduces generic delegation patterns modeled with the strategic actors of the i* framework. We argue that this modeling approach together with reasoning mechanisms offers a potentially more substantive approach to understand the nature of delegation relationships in a variety of social and technical contexts. Furthermore, we hope that understanding the underlying assumptions and constructs through the use of the delegation modeling framework will not only inform analysts of a better design for delegation policies, but also assist in the understanding of intricate situations in which different delegation models appear.