Here's an example that shows how deep, far ranging and engaging partnerships in the arts can be.
Engaging partnerships has been proposed by several authors as a means to mitigate potential power imbalances and cultural clashes, establish longer-term resource transfers, and ensure relevance of STEGH work to community priorities [ 1, 3, 6].
An engaged partnership with the United States on matters related to prosecuting financial crimes is in place.
Paul Vandeventer, President and CEO of Community Partners, described how his organization, in conjunction with Jumpstart, has set standards for supporting FBOs that can be used as best practices for engaging secular partnerships.
Engaging in partnerships is a strategic means of achieving objectives common to each partner.
In this regard, they may consider engaging in partnerships with primary health care, community health or other relevant organizations to get closer to this target group [ 41].
For example, Buse and Harmer identify seven possible negative effects of Global Public-Private Partnerships on national health systems, including skewed national priorities, inappropriate incentives for engaging in partnership and insufficient resources to support partnerships [ 4] and negative effects can exist within multi-partner research consortia [ 2].
She said that given earlier disclosures about Enron executives' engaging in partnership deals with their employer, "it may be that they were down there for the bank secrecy and were just hiding things from shareholders, insurance companies and partners, not just the I.R.S".
While randomized controlled trials for such evaluations are generally not feasible, institutions engaged in partnerships are encouraged to evaluate components of the partnership and share lessons learned [ 24].
A number of prominent Chinese communications technology companies engage in partnerships with top American manufacturers including Lucent Technologies, Qualcomm, Compaq Computer, Motorola and I.B.M.
"The F.B.I. engaged in partnerships with known criminals, intentionally, so they could achieve their objective at whatever cost," Hank Brennan, a defense lawyer, said.
