As well as surveillance, the domestic technology on which many of us have developed individual and corporate dependencies is also shapeless and intangible, adding to the empowerment of those companies over us and contributing to our own disempowerment.
In the project set-up phase, we also noted the significance of boundary spanning to leverage external influence and resource which mirrors the resource dependency corporate governance theory.
"European regulators should welcome and actively support the development of market-based alternatives for corporate finance to reduce the dependency of the euro area economy on the banking system," it said.
The harmful effects of economic dependency, especially multinational corporate investment, on maternal mortality have been well documented.
Since then, Mr. Neal has shrunk GE Capital's balance sheet by about one-fifth and kicked its dependency on short-term corporate debt.
But to turn the focus of the discussion of this calamity away from the environment itself, away from oil dependency, away from lethal corporate misdeeds and onto the President -- well, even my dog can't bear to see that.
Accordingly, (b) estimates the average impacts of the proxy variables on the corporate hedging decision, while accounting for dependencies among the proxies.
We also find support for hypotheses derived from the dependency perspective suggesting that multinational corporate penetration fosters higher levels of infant mortality.
Osborne used growing support for the information-sharing intitiative to heap pressure on the many UK overseas territories and crown dependencies that have featured heavily in corporate secrecy scandals.
On top of inadequate regulation, Brown argues, Mexico is constrained by its huge economic dependency on international trade, which often fosters corporate impunity in border towns like Juárez that revolve around foreign investment.
