For this reason, it is trivial to have multiple independent actor institutions on the same or on multiple hosts.
The adequate fulfillment and implementation of such priorities may depend on the recognition of the agenda by actor institutions and stakeholders.
To this problem we can add the potential risk for a lack of agenda receptivity and ownership by stakeholders and actor institutions.
This illustrates how a wide variety of actors, institutions, values, and resources take precedence in determining a discharge destination.
Moreover, climate change knowledge exists in different forms and actors; institutions or scientific disciplines hold various stocks of knowledge.
Although nanotechnology is among the largest EU-regulated industries and a policy domain in which EU regulatory activities continue to grow, political perspective (actors, institutions and processes) remain underexplored.
Innovation systems consist of three components: actors, institutions, and networks which contribute to the generation, diffusion, and utilization of technology [9].
Pharmaceuticalisation is a complex phenomenon, co-constitutive of what scholars identify as a pharmaceutical regime, comprised of networks of actors, institutions and artefacts as well as cognitive structures that underlie the production, promotion and use of medications.
What are the best triggers to achieve successful climate change policy integration in environmental governance especially as the complex interconnectivity of new actors, institutions and mechanisms make the process of integration even more challenging?
The results provided several types of information, such as i) helping the PAEC team to understand relationships and hidden networks among actors (institutions, administrations and individuals), ii) information about actors' perception on ES, and iii) providing the PAEC team with information about actors' management of the territory.
