Peru has deviated by creating collective administrations of the nationalized feudal estates.
"Archaeologists are in the business of creating collective memories," the Israeli archaeologist Raphael Greenberg has argued.
"In some ways, as artists, we are supposed to be creating collective experiences," Kwan said.
Even Eros, Freud suggested, is not fully in harmony with civilization, for the libidinal ties creating collective solidarity are aim-inhibited and diffuse rather than directly sexual.
In the Airtours-First Choice case, the court said the commission had failed to establish that the deal would create collective dominance in the market.
– the Utzon room at Sydney Opera House, discussing their design influences and the ways architecture can create collective impact and social change.
Organizing the events as "white-only, members-only" spaces is a calculated effort to create collective experiences where, at least momentarily, adherents can experience the world they idealize: where enemies of whites are vanquished and Aryans rule.
They wanted to show why the witnesses to Genovese's murder, a case both followed avidly, behaved with such apathy, and whether they could quantify a minimum number of people present to create collective indecision.
Weaved together through the narrative of the season are examples of the importance of leadership, honesty, control of one's ego and generosity of spirit in creating collective identity and purpose.
The organization wants to become a professional organization in order to create collective agreements for tech companies.
For consumers, this means a redirection of familiarity toward either actively trusting and running the risk of being overconfident or creating collective distrust.
