Sources — Rights of Robots
Sources supporting the existing Rights of Robots case context and the treatment of identity, continuity, change, and differentiated identity claims.
Rights of Robots Case Evidence
These sources document the existing public research environment, its research architecture, and the distinction between research areas and their public documentation.
Organizational Identity and Continuity
These sources provide evidence for treating identity as a subject of analysis and for distinguishing continuity from immutability.
Organizational Identity Formation and Change (2013)
https://pure.psu.edu/en/publications/organizational-identity-formation-and-change/
Conceptual Expansion into Organizational Identity Change (2015)
https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/abas/14/4/14_193/_article/-char/en
Identity Claims and Long-Term Change
This source supports the distinction between identity continuity and the varying significance of attributes and identity claims over time.
Identity Trajectories: Explaining Long-Term Patterns of Continuity and Change in Organizational Identities (2020)
https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10080616/
Structural Interpretation
The identity literature provides evidence relevant to identity continuity and change. Rights of Robots materials provide case evidence concerning the existing research and public representation structures of the subject.
The Persona Semantic Core formulation and the Identity-Reference Model are analytical structures of this reference. They are not presented as models defined by the cited literature or by the existing public web presence.