This research investigates why cross-cutting role assignments, compared to those that converge, may worsen the intergroup attitudes of numerical majorities.
FOR recognises that both women and men, at all levels and responsibilities, have a cross-cutting role in fighting deforestation through their involvement in planning, management, research, promotion, and implementing and transfer of technologies.
Seven vice-presidents have been given cross-cutting roles to ensure policy co-ordination; one, the Netherlands' Frans Timmermans, will be a primus inter pares, charged also with ensuring the commission does not meddle in matters best left to national governments.
Poverty and gender, for example, play important cross-cutting roles, but they also stand as important themes in their own right.
This directorate also tends to have cross cutting roles in the activities of other directorates thus fostering more collaboration within the ministry.
Social science, as a cross-cutting issue, has a concrete role and responsibility in solving energy-related challenges regarding social, economic and ecological problems.
In the optimal case, forward looking activities can help reinforce the long-term perspective in company culture and provide a greater role to cross-cutting issues inside the industry [see e.g. 15].
The inability of GP practice attributes in particular to account for observed attitudes suggests that we may need to consider the role of other, cross-cutting psychosocial, cultural or educational factors in explaining GP attitudes towards FOBt and their potential role in facilitating patient uptake of CRC screening.
A cross-cutting theme from discourses on the role of an assessment tool in partnership evaluation has been the importance of reflecting the context in which the partnership operates [ 59, 60, 62, 64, 85].
OIAI may also issue summary reports highlighting cross-cutting issues identified from different country office audits.
He's also right that Mr Sullivan sometimes has a pigeonholing streak in his writing, a tendency to reify fluid and cross-cutting groups into concrete singular actors, and then cast them in dramatic roles.
