Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) shifts digital government from systems that generate recommendations toward networked systems that perceive, plan, communicate, invoke tools, initiate actions, and adapt with limited direct supervision. This article examines agentic AI as an intelligent cybersecurity governance prob...
This study examines the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as a case of algorithmic governance whose stated purpose, improving federal efficiency, diverged systematically from its operational effect: enabling unprecedented private‐sector access to federal data systems while dismantling the oversight and civil...
Haris Alibašić· PAR. Public Administration R...· 0 citations
A tiered accountability and reporting standards framework for decisions made under public authority is developed, which shifts standardization from AI system certification alone toward auditable institutional answerability, governance sustainability, and constitutional integrity.
A socio-technical systems theory of systemically mediated leadership is developed, defined as a nested system-level condition and recurrent process configuration through which human actors, AI systems, organizational routines, governance institutions, and affected stakeholders jointly produce and revise direction, mean...
The paper argues that administrative law, procurement reform, and algorithmic impact assessment remain necessary but insufficient when agencies lack substitutive capacity and specifies untangling as a systems-level task involving capacity reconstruction, categorical repatriation, contractual restructuring, and procurem...
Haris Alibašić· Syst.· 2 citations
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