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Dissertation Papers

• Paper 0: Between supply and demand: a systematic review of how public institutions convert digital-service needs into DPI, DPGs, and capabilities

• Paper 1: The Public Capability Stack: specifying a capability-conversion framework and its demand-signalling mechanism

• Paper 2: Trusted enough for official use? AI language services and the conversion factors of multilingual public service

• Paper 3: From ideas to infrastructure: demand–supply matching in system-level technology governance

Working Papers & Research Notes

• The PCS construct specification: layers, episodes, and what would prove the framework wrong

• Demand signalling as a five-step mechanism: indicators and failure modes

• Formative, reflective, or neither? Specifying frameworks that describe processes

Adjacent Research

• ADHD, self-understanding, and platform-mediated discourse

• Dual-track digital capability dashboard

The Research Compendium

The dissertation maintains a version-controlled research compendium containing search protocols, screening records, and the analysis pipeline. A public replication subset will be released in conjunction with each published paper.