At a theoretical level, we are interested in exploring how key organisational tensions (collective-individual, continuity-change, standardisation-contingency) play out over time and across settings via enactment of routines.
History is valued in Confucian societies as a means of maintaining civilizational continuity and collective memory.
We can speak of movements if there is a network of groups and organizations that based on a collective identity secure a certain continuity of the protests.
In May 1969, Mr. Blount offered four basic reforms: adequate financial authority; removal of the system from politics, assuring continuity of management; collective bargaining between postal management and employees; and the power to set postal rates after hearings before an impartial panel.
It concludes that core group members play a critical role, within anarchic structures which provide a high degree of spontaneity and improvisation, in sustaining movement continuity by building collective identity, mobilising resources and a moving interface which developers find hard to communicate with.
First, Jackson emphasizes the long-standing continuity of the collective Yuchi worldview.
The centralized easy-to-use databank of AEIS is an important instrument that preserves continuity of the collective knowledge gathered within the public health system; in essence, it empowers and increases the proficiency of human resources.
The funding is led by Data Collective, and includes participation by YC Continuity, Maven Ventures and SV Angel.
Countries appoint poets, painters and architects to ensure that there is both continuity and innovation in the collective consciousness of the nation.
The commitment of these senior and middle managers emerged from a collective vision that framed the policy in continuity with the past and as reaffirming long held values in the province.
