The phrase "a common normative" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to refer to a shared standard or expectation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In many cultures, there is a common normative regarding respect for elders."
Alternatives: "a shared standard" or "a typical norm."
Thus, in case the interdependencies in the system coincide with a common normative basis, the respective regime can be expected to function on the basis of cooperation.
On the one hand, interculturalism and multiculturalism, at least in their liberal-egalitarian variants, share a common normative core at the level of political morality, as they both reject cultural assimilationism and promote the respect of ethnocultural practices compatible with basic liberal democratic principles (Maclure, 2010).
Nevertheless, a common ("normative") language can establish, as is impressively shown, for example, by the unification of regionally spoken dialects in Germany triggered by the Luther bible.
Common normative assumptions include that all human beings are of equal moral worth, and that beings of equal moral worth are entitled to equal treatment under the law, however this might be understood.
There is considerable heterogeneity in the exact living and kinship arrangements that each person, family or household experiences, nonetheless, in any population and period particular life-cycle stages and trajectories will be more common (normative) (Burch, 1995).
Further work is needed to understand if and how these findings can be understood in the context of a common set of normative principles that balance the identification of steady signals with change detection.
To facilitate interpretation of results from the MATRICS Consensus Cognitive Battery using a common scaling across tests, normative data were obtained from a single representative U.S. community sample with the battery administered as a unit.
A common approach to reasons in normative ethics is to take the idea of a reason as a primitive.
We must ask who participates in designing our cities; how to achieve acceptance of different cultural normatives and a common ground for future city development.
But a critic who gave the impression that such an experience is "common and normative" would suffer from an insidious form of tunnel vision.
Additionally, normative data for such questionnaires can become dated, and thus it is important to regularly update normative databases, preferably using a common protocol (e.g. for establishing the sampling frame and procedures, for data collection) across countries.
