Sentence examples for boundary perspective from inspiring English sources

Viewed from a boundary perspective, the Chinese and Costa Ricans in DeHart's (2012) study use symbolic boundaries based on morality (i.e. notion of a good worker).

Using a boundary perspective to South-South relations, this ethnographic study examined relations between Filipino transnationals and Indian locals in the context of work.

By inquiring into the bases or criteria for constructing difference, the boundary perspective veers away from reifying and essentialising group identity (Madianou 2005).

Many teams are already made up of members drawn from different parts of an organization, so a cross-boundary perspective comes naturally.

A cross-boundary perspective is especially important in situations where a team's work will have significant impact on others in the organization for example, where a team is asked to design an intranet to serve everyone's needs.

You welcome and act on the calls for help, and your boundaries, perspective and opinion are necessary and have weight.

Evolution, climatic change, and species boundaries: perspectives from tracing Lemmiscus curtatus populations through time and space.

Williams [ 12] emphasizes boundaries, perspectives, and relationships as central to systems thinking.

Secondly, the combination of the boundary arrangement perspective and critical leverage points presents a basis to design an institutional pathway for enhancing impact of modelling research in the policy sphere.

Sustainable innovation requires collaboration across organizational boundaries, hence in this research, we take a boundary-spanning perspective on the business model.

Often a new boundary-crossing perspective comes simply from going back to original sources — to the time before categories hardened.