The distribution of capabilities among states can vary; however, anarchy, the ordering principle of international relations, remains unchanged.
A system's structure is defined first by the principle by which it is organized, then by the differentiation of its units, and finally by the distribution of capabilities (power) across units.
Put briefly, we argue that learning is not a purely firm-based phenomenon and that it is partly dependent on the distribution of capabilities in the wider system in which the firm is embedded.
Analysis of survey results includes ordinal logistic regression models of overall capabilities, rank correlations between own capabilities and views about the distribution of capabilities, rank correlations between capabilities and achievements and a set of ordered logit models explaining achievements as a function of corresponding capabilities.
A critical challenge in cross-border integration is aligning a multinational company's formal organizational structure with the distribution of capabilities across its subsidiary units, and this issue is explored by tracking the co-evolution of organizational structure and capabilities during the internationalisation of a large banking network into this region.
More specifically, it can be said that with a given international distribution of capabilities, different grand strategies would lead to different outcomes.
To better understand the distribution of capabilities and opportunity in America, the American Human Development Index breaks with the singular focus on income alone and considers critical indicators of well-being in the areas of health and education, in addition to material standards of living.
The specific mix of interventions recommended for delivery at various levels of care will depend upon the level of and distribution of capabilities and resources within the local health system as well as local prevalence of risk factors for stillbirth.
Neorealists think it is made only of a distribution of material capabilities, whereas constructivists think it is also made of social relationships" (Wendt 1995: 73).
