The family exists between the individual and the more macro structure, moderating the impact of globalization, community resources, and national policy on the individual.
In the highly competitive modern-day industrial landscape, characterized by globalization and resource scarcity, manufacturers are striving to improve economic and environmental performance.
In Ecuador, Victoria lived in the Amazon jungle, where she studied impacts of globalization and resource extraction on rainforest biodiversity and indigenous life.
It is a book of interest to anyone who is struggling with (but refuses to be overwhelmed by) the implications of globalization, the resource curse, land grabs, and water scarcity.
The globalization of primary resources and product streams is complemented by an increasing global market of secondary resources.
Experiencing a range of trends such as urbanization, globalization, scarcity of resources, and technological advancements has been a global phenomenon.
Europe 2020, a document released here on Wednesday, argues that while the financial crisis "exposed structural weaknesses" in the European economy, "the world is moving fast and long-term challenges — globalization, pressure on resources, aging — intensify".
What it means to be a lawyer will differ more 20 years from now than today differs from 20 years ago, due to digital resources, globalization, and the acceleration of changes across industries and societies.
From this perspective the current state of affairs is simply one more of the many favorable consequences of financial globalization, which allows resources to move swiftly to where expected returns are more attractive.
As such, this globalization of BI resources, expertise, and research is redefining and broadening the 'centers' of the biodiversity science universe to domains beyond North America and Europe; the process is far from complete, but the tendency is clear.
