Sentence examples for Cultural configurations from inspiring English sources

The study tests McClelland's (1961) and more recent scholars' proposition that some cultural configurations nurture entrepreneur startups while other cultures are biased toward thwarting startups.

It is suggested that divergent perceptions of the role of accounting in international relations stem from the unique political, legal, social and cultural configurations of nation states.

Because culture represents a complex whole of attitudes, beliefs, values, and behavior, the study applies a set-theoretic approach to theory development and testing of alternative cultural configurations.

The role of trade and exchange in different kinds of societies will examined by contextualizing these transactions within specific cultural configurations and considering the nature of production and consumption as they relate to movement of these goods.

The role of trade and exchange in different kinds of societies is examined by contextualizing these transactions within specific cultural configurations and considering the nature of production and consumption as they relate to movement of goods.

In "The Cultural Matrix," Patterson updates and expands Anderson's taxonomy, listing "three main social groups" (the middle class, the working class, and "disconnected street people") that are common in "disadvantaged" African-American neighborhoods, along with "four focal cultural configurations" (adapted mainstream, proletarian, street, and hip-hop).

His talk will broadens his inquiry into the cultural configuration of labor as a commodity in German versus British workshops.

But hipsters, who've been around for 15 years or so, appear to have become a durable part of our cultural configuration.

The findings graphically present the complex national cultural configuration (x-axis) with entrepreneur nurture/thwart (y-axis) of the 28 nations compared to the six focal nations.

On a broader register I am also interested in the current cultural configuration of this new genetics of difference (both group and individual) as it intersects with civic ideas of scientific citizenship, participant involvement in personal genomics, and historical reckoning, especially when individuals reconstruct origin stories through sets of markers discovered in basic genome research.

A further description of the cultural configuration in terms of the three-dimensions of action motivation shall elucidate these finding.