Empowering civil actors through, for example, the devolution of decision making and responsibilities, and the redistribution of resources, helped to foster forms of legitimacy needed for emerging local and regional civil society organizations and networks.
She argued for the indispensable role that cities play in fostering all forms of creativity, innovation and economic development.
Game play is credited with fostering new forms of social organization and new ways of thinking and interacting; the contributors work to situate this within a dynamic media ecology that has the participatory nature of gaming at its core.
Drawing on the theory of vulnerability, Hofstede's cultural dimension theory and carrying out semi-structured interviews in the United Kingdom and Ghana, the paper reveals that the current scale of usage and addiction to smartphones and social media are fostering emerging forms of everyday vulnerabilities.
On Cal Day, learn about the campus' new Arts + Design Initiative and its efforts to feature, fortify, and mobilize existing excellence in the arts and design while fostering new forms of dynamic collaboration, innovation, and public access across all arts and design fields, on our campus, and in public life.
Although visual perception was Gibson's (1979) focus, it typically is dismissed as fostering embodied forms of representation.
This trend is fostering new forms of infrastructure sharing such as cloud federations, where the excess workload is smartly distributed across multiple data centers, following some kind of mutual agreement among the participating cloud providers.
Fostering experiential forms of self-awareness is one component of mindfulness-based interventions and initial evidence supports its effectiveness in treating EDs and for improving cognitive and behavioural flexibility (Merwin et al., 2011; Wanden-Berghe, Sanz-Valero, & Wanden-Berghe, 2011).
The vote is part of the Sounders' attempt at fostering a form of radical fan democracy — radical for the United States, that is.
