The point about the European single market, however incomplete, is that EU member states actively try to promote more interdependence through trade because they trust each other – and build accompanying political institutions to entrench and extend that trust.
Today the issues are quite different: professionalism v the market, interdependence v nationalism, and community responsibility v self interest".
Despite the well-recognized interdependence between temperature and precipitation … little attention has been paid to risk analysis of concurrent extreme droughts and heatwaves … We argue that the global warming and the associated increase in extreme temperatures substantially increase the chance of concurrent droughts and heatwaves.
Does Brown's argument that interdependence via the union is crucial in an increasingly globalised world appeal to those tempted to vote 'Yes' in September, or is such a view incompatible with the future of Scotland?
The bishop, a close friend of Prince Charles, highlighted Thatcher's Methodism, her belief in interdependence and her view of the family as "the very nursery of civic virtue".
In a sign of fears in Dublin, which joined the EEC on the same day as the UK in 1973, that Britain may leave the EU, the president said: "We recognise that it has been in that European context of mutuality and interdependence that we took the most significant steps towards each other".
He also pointed out that she herself said that from Christianity "we learn our interdependence, and the great truth that we do not achieve happiness or salvation in isolation from each other but as members of society".
But the slaughter still mocks Mr Obama's pieties about interdependence, and his glib plans for win-win diplomacy.
RECENT history shows that the 21st century is an age of interdependence.
There are nods towards the importance of the interdependence between the political and economic.
In 1907 the tribal lands in Oklahoma had been broken up into allotments, one of which was given to Ms Mankiller's grandfather at Mankiller Flats; and nothing did more damage to the tribe, she believed, than that loss of commonalty and spiritual, as well as physical, interdependence.
