Institution
Golden Gate University
Recent research
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
No religious community acquires authority over another person's conscience by claiming to possess the truth. I argue that Christian nationalism must be judged by the powers it seeks and the costs it imposes on refusal, and that the same standard applies to Islamic coercion. The a...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
No religious community acquires authority over another person's conscience by claiming to possess the truth. I argue that Christian nationalism must be judged by the powers it seeks and the costs it imposes on refusal, and that the same standard applies to Islamic coercion. The a...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
The ethical friction deficit: rethinking contestability in entrepreneurial technology governance
Purpose This paper aims to develop the Ethical Friction Deficit (EFD) to explain a distinct ethical risk in technology-enabled entrepreneurial organizations: the loss of designed points at which consequential decisions can be contested before they become action, as digital system...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
Five-Dimension AI Readiness Assessment: framework reference brief
85% of AI deployment failures trace back to a gap in one of five operational dimensions, not the AI technology itself. The Five-Dimension AI Readiness Assessment identifies the blocker before budget is committed. Five operational dimensions, scored 1–4, that predict AI deployment...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
Four-Question AI Governance Baseline: framework reference brief
Four diagnostic questions that expose structural AI governance gaps before deployment, not after incident. Applied across Singapore IMDA, Saudi NDMO, and Oman TRA regulatory environments. Four diagnostic questions that expose structural governance gaps before deployment, not afte...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
The Blind Spot Between the Cross and the Rainbow
Independent interdisciplinary essay examining Christian identity, LGBTQ identity, religious belonging, sexual stigma, Pride, and asymmetric identity scrutiny. Version 1.1 preserves the original prose and both original images while adding a clearly labeled theological counterargum...
- Society & EconomicsOpen access
The Bridge Is Artificial. The Encounter Is Not.
This essay examines whether generative-AI-assisted communication is inherently less authentic than an introduction made through conventional means. Beginning with a disagreement arising from an AI-assisted email, J.C. Howard distinguishes assistance from substitution, motive from...
- Society & Economics
Purpose This article examines the governance conditions under which operational knowledge migrates from a mandated enterprise resource planning system into operationally trusted parallel records, developing the Visibility–Protection Gap as a governance configuration. Design/metho...