This paper aims at covering the following issues: computational approach to social sciences, analysis & reasoning in politics/economy, and the role of electronic technology in governing. The major goal of the first part is to create a new way of thinking about politics and economy, viewing them from a different perspective, not only as humanity disciplines but also considering engineering and computational patterns in these sciences. Next, we focus on designing an Integrated Intelligent Government (IIG) by partitioning a government's structure into different intelligent agents which use diverse knowledge bases and inference methodologies. Finally, we illustrate the role of electronic technology in a novel governing framework from various angles and come up with new ideas in this regard to develop participation, democratization, etc by an International Electronic Government (IEG).
['Mehrdad Nojoumian', 'Thomas T. Tran']
Computational Politics and Economy for the Establishment of an Integrated Intelligent Government