In other words, whaling may have represented the promethean power of proto-industrialism, with all the good (solidarity, interconnectedness, and democracy) and bad (the exploitation of men and nature) that went with it, but sealing better predicted today's postindustrial extracted, hunted, drilled, fracked, hot, and strip-mined world.
Getting interconnectedness right is the main challenge for smart cities.
Looking forward, globalization and the social networks and interconnectedness among people, goods, and services, will continue to evolve.
Perhaps this is just another price of today's interconnectedness.
This existing interconnectedness helps you find people that would be a good fit for the company.
The diagram can continue to flow in the right direction, science to public health to policy, but maintaining this direction requires work, which can be accomplished by recognizing interconnectedness and using the political system to improve public health through good science.
As the common national accounts are able to give quite a good overview of the main key data concerning the economy in consideration and about conceptual interconnectedness between the existing sectors, Satellite Accounts enable to answer more detailed questions about single areas of interest or – to be more specific - overlapping sectors of the economy.
This is part of what the pope calls an "integral ecology" that recognizes an interconnectedness between the environment and human beings and is inseparable from the common good.
People feel good when they help others, but feel even better when their donations are made through social interconnectedness.
For a really good article on cosmopolitanism and how Noah Bopp, the director of the School for Ethics and Global Leadership teaches his students how global interconnectedness and choice determine brand ethics by using a Hershey's Kiss as an example, please visit Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism by Policy Innovations, an online publication of the Carnegie Council.
