Ensuring better governance by building firm institutions is harder than putting ballots in a box.Reformers have plenty of reasons to be hopeful, among them the growing sophistication of opposition groups.
This is appropriate since patents can be used to protect inventions by firms, institutions, or individuals (Granstrand 2005).
Most of firms, institutions and the users of servers have not been able to make the best use of server or network resources.
We sorely need to develop a new theoretical framework, based on realistic scenarios in which the plurality of internal motivations of the economic agents (individuals, firms, institutions), help us to establish a systemic understanding of complex socio-economic systems.
Given that these public institutions are non-pecuniary sources as they have socio-economic rather than pure financial objectives, the determinants of in-licensing propensity in firm-public institution engagement are likely to be different from that in firm-firm transaction.
The government is picking off [financial services firms] institution by institution," Hoang said.
Concluding, the paper argues that there is conceptual advance to be made by bringing together constructionist social theory with innovation studies approaches that highlight the part played by non-firm, public institutions in shaping innovation ecologies.
Others have disinvested from Israeli firms or institutions with settlement-related assets.
By going directly to the private equity firms, large institutions can potentially have more influence over the direction of their investments and keep their costs down.
Mr Rajaratnam's conviction led to the subsequent downfall of Rajat Gupta, who had headed McKinsey, a consultancy, and served on the boards of elite firms and institutions.
Along with mainstream NGOs, the protesters are prevailing over firms, international institutions and governments partly because, for now, they do reflect that broader mood.
