What Nolan factors out is the broader societal element from which Cooper and his family are seemingly insulated on their farm.
It was noted that women considered pregnancy as more of a societal issue rather than merely a biomedical matter, in which personal, interpersonal, and societal elements were significant.
The catch phrase also seems to be suggesting that the nation is in the hands of societal elements whose patriotism leaves something to be desired, a euphemism for the more indelicate label of "un-American".
The review addressed mutual relationships between 1) everyday practices and societal systems that have shaped everyday practices, 2) those of life course practices, which are social activities performed by individuals over life time span, such as marriage, parenting and occupation, 3) everyday and life course practices, and 4) societal elements that have shaped everyday and life course practices.
Together these individual, environmental, and societal elements interact to produce negative outcomes for many people with disabilities experiencing disaster.
Volcanic ash DDS schemes are typically focused on the characteristics of the hazard and have limited if any acknowledgement of the range of vulnerability characteristics that may influence impacts to the exposed societal elements that are being assessed.
This broader understanding of POS (henceforth 'broad POS') includes institutional elements such as state strength, societal elements such as the structure of political cleavages, the cleavages' translation into alliance structures, as well as strategies by the political authorities (Kriesi et al., 1995).
American Friends fans are, essentially, dreaming of better times in their country's recent past whereas, for British viewers, there's the potential to revel in societal elements that have historically eluded their culture.
More recently, conceptualisations of QOC (and QA) have broadened to incorporate interpersonal, organisational, and societal elements of care (51– 51).
Furthermore, studies which have combined climatic and societal elements have tended to focus on regional-scale adaptive capacity, leading to the critique that such indices poorly reflect the role of individuals within the national/institutional context (Schröter et al. 2004).
"There's a societal impact and societal importance element that plays a big role in decisions that are made about what research gets federal and private research funding," Paulsen said.
