He is the author of Kitchens: The Culture of Restaurant Work and Difficult Reputations: Collective Memories of the Evil, Inept and Controversial.
The unfortunate result of this misinformation is that bulging egos have made collaborative efforts increasingly difficult – artist collectives tackle this issue from a perspective that is beyond reproach".
They quickly discovered, though, that there is nothing more difficult than collectively devising a process for collective decision-making.
Our examination of the attention sampling problem suggested that, while it is not difficult to capture collective attention under exogenous shocks due to the public's concentration on attentive topics, monitoring collective attention dynamics across normal and event periods could be challenging.
Negotiations have been difficult because the collective bargaining agreement expires after the season, and the rules could change significantly in the next deal.
The I.O.C.'s president, Thomas Bach, has emphasized in recent weeks "the difficult decision between collective responsibility and individual justice," suggesting sympathy for Russian athletes with clean histories who are seeking to make it to Rio.
In highland areas, indigenous landholdings are highly fragmented, making it more difficult to recognize collective ownership.
6 9 Team instability arising, for example, from lack of succession planning, rotating staff, shift patterns and use of agency staff can result in stalled progress or make it difficult to sustain collective knowledge and enthusiasm.
This raises the difficult question of how collective should collective preferences be, as demonstrated by the growing complexity of the EU system for GMOs authorization.
It is also true because changes in markets have made the practice of collective bargaining difficult.
