They do what a lot of successful sports teams and corporations do: They nurture both individual superstars and the collective team, generating results that neither could achieve on their own.
It's wonderful that we, the people, as a collective, can generate such complex fictions.
Similarly, Sangiovanni argues that the provision of collective goods generates an obligation of reciprocity, understood as egalitarian shares.
"With each inspection conducted, the organisation gains more insight," is how CEO Luke Anear couches it, touting the "collective knowledge" generated by inspection teams using the app platform.
Over a long period, originally familistic lineage heads and elders claimed an ever-increasing authority and personal share of the collective wealth generated by the community.
As illustrated in the next section, these references to collective memory generate discursive tools to frame the Syrian refugees as ‛guests' in the public sphere in comparison to the troubling essence of having refugees.
Choosing love over fear-based protests and riots, notice how quickly collective leadership generated positive change.
The spectators and the other runners and the collective emotion generated the rest.
The longshot measure offers another example of how supporters of stricter gun laws are trying to harness the collective outrage generated by the more recent mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead and 17 injured.
The research team, whose latest research on the phenomenon appeared in the scientific journal PLoS ONE in mid-March, was astounded by the fact that the collective heat generated by the group, while fatal for the hornet, leaves the bees unaffected.
