No label defined (Q4383885)

[The articles of this volume will not be indexed individually. The preceding workshop (1, 1991) has been reviewed (see Zbl 0864.00073); a collection containing additional papers from the 2nd workshop has been reviewed (see Zbl 0853.00028).] Contents: \textit{Nicholas Asher} and \textit{Daniel Bonevac}, Prima facie obligation (pp. 19-36); \textit{Mark A. Brown}, A logic of comparative obligation (pp. 37-55); \textit{José Carmo} and \textit{Andrew Jones}, Deontic database constraints and the characterisation of recovery (pp. 56-85); \textit{F. Cuppens}, Roles and deontic logic (pp. 86-106); \textit{F. Dignum, J.-J. Ch. Meyer} and \textit{R. J. Wieringa}, Contextual permission -- a solution to the free choice paradox (pp. 107-135); \textit{Olivier Gasquet} and \textit{Andreas Herzig}, Automated deduction for non-normal modal logics (pp. 136-144); \textit{Gert-Jan C. Lokhorst}, Extensional deontic logics of action and their implementation (pp. 145-164); \textit{Paul McNamara}, Doing well enough: toward a logic for common sense morality (pp. 165-197); \textit{Arthur Merin}, From civil procedure to deontic modality (pp. 198-220); \textit{Michael Morreau}, Prima facie and seeming duties (pp. 221-251); \textit{KayLiang Ong} and \textit{Ronald M. Lee}, Detecting deontic dilemmas in bureaucratic rules: a first-order implementation using abduction (pp. 252-280); \textit{Henry Prakken}, Two approaches to defeasible reasoning (pp. 281-295); \textit{Henry Prakken} and \textit{Marek Sergot}, Contrarty-to-duty imperatives, feasibility and violability (pp. 296-318); \textit{L. M. M. Royakkers}, Towards a deontic logic approach to legal rules (pp. 319-332).