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Bureaucracies are considered as organizations whose administration is rationalised in the form of explicit rules and procedures. A logic-based representation is presented, based on deontic logic, for modeling bureaucratic transactions and constraints and their effects on the responsibilities and privileges of individuals in the organization.<>
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