hierarhiasse
Hierarhiasse is a theoretical concept in organizational theory and information architecture describing a recursive arrangement of hierarchies, where each unit can itself host subordinate hierarchies. The term signals both nested authority and modular responsibility, enabling scalable governance for complex systems such as large software platforms or multinational enterprises. The concept emphasizes decoupled decision rules, standardized interfaces between levels, and dynamic reconfiguration to respond to changing conditions.
In a hierarhiasse, nodes exist at multiple levels, and each node can instantiate subordinate hierarchies that
Applications include software architecture with nested ownership structures, corporate governance for cross-border ventures, and simulations of
Advantages include scalability, isolation of changes, and flexible policy experimentation, while challenges include increased complexity, governance
The term is a neologism in contemporary discourse and remains subject to varying interpretations and levels