Japan's post-war economic performance, built upon social cohesion and political continuity, has been strikingly more successful than that of countries such as Britain, which pride themselves on confrontational systems of government.
"It's a country that shows being ruled by a dynasty can give continuity, cohesion and purpose," group chairman Aidan Barclay suavely enthuses on his return from Pyongyang, before going on to Brecqhou to brief his father David and uncle Frederick.
However, evacuations can produce long-term negative effects such as psychological trauma, and disruption of community cohesion and employment and economic continuity (e.g. Mileti et al. 1991, Lindell and Perry 1992, Cola 1996, Tobin and Whiteford 2002, Perry and Lindell 2003).
In this connection, parent-child transactional processes are essential for ensuring cohesion, upon which the children's identity builds,[ 56] and continuity in the adaptation to different developmental tasks[ 57, 58].
One of the main objectives of a culture is re-orienting death towards life[ 1]: each person's death threatens society's cohesion by casting a shadow on the feelings of safety and continuity on which every human being bases his/her life and finds support and consolation.
One of the main objectives of a culture is re-orienting death towards life: each person's death threatens society's cohesion by casting a shadow on the feelings of safety and continuity on which every human being bases his/her life and finds support and consolation [ 1].
"There is innovation and continuity".
From there, Lucia needed talent and continuity.
That's important for communication and continuity.
They often lack context and continuity.
