We present a conceptual framework for agent societies that
incorporates the specification of global organizational characteristics with
individual aims and capabilities. The framework consists of three interrelated
models each describing different aspects of the society. The organizational
model describes agent societies in terms of roles, constraints and interactions
rules. The social model populates the society with actual agents that realize the
objectives of the society by enacting role(s) described in the organizational
model. Finally, the interaction model describes the interaction commitments
between those agents. The interdependencies between models are described by
means of contracts. Contract rules specify commitments between agents and
society concerning role enactment, and commitments between agents
concerning interaction
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