By highlighting the interaction between different sets of actors within the regulatory realignment, we extend Oliver's (1991) (implicit) focus on the strategic responses of one class of actor during an institutional change.
They are now shaped by different sets of actors, follow economic logics, benefit only small groups of the economically privileged at the cost of the majority, and support the accumulation of power of the nation-state authorities.
Furthermore, it was shown that social networks in the area of ESD are mostly composed of small and dense groups each representing different sets of actors (e.g., local administration, educational institutions, and business) and pursuing different interests and ideas under the umbrella of ESD.
The film ends with a scene of the Ramseys on the night of the murder with different sets of actors playing out several possible scenarios all at once.
Carol describes different interactions with different sets of actors in her narrative.
For example, we excluded from consideration certain strategies that may be critical to the success of large-scale CHW programmes but which require strategic partnership between different sets of actors.
Early childhood programmes for children in the age group birth to three are also not included as they fall within the realm of child development rather than education and involve different sets of actors and agents.
Consequently, it has become a malleable, contested and widely extended concept, in so far as it is applied in different ways across a multi-layered and non-linear global health system within which diverse lines of accountability between different sets of actors compete or complement one another.
Our analysis of factors affecting IS implementation, consistent with that of Sein and colleagues [ 74] also shows that the distinct interests and roles of different sets of actors are critical in shaping IS introduction and use – and affect the dialectic that our adapted structurationist framing of IS implementation seeks to explain.
These are two very different cities and immigration is taken up by a different set of political actors from organized labor, business, and various areas of civic society.
