"It's untrammeled individualism," Hewlett says.
The moderating effect of uncertainty avoidance (UA), individualism (IND) and long-term orientation (LTO) on the interrelationships within the proposed model are explored.
In an era of ferocious individualism, the Celtics are an example of great individual talent yielding to the team concept.
Note on the Accelerated Passing of Individualism: The Socphocles Papas Academy of Fretted Instruments, of Washington, D. C., has changed its name to the Columbia School of Music.
The New Yorker, March 19 , 1949P. 21 Note on the Accelerated Passing of Individualism: The Socphocles Papas Academy of Fretted Instruments, of Washington, D. C., has changed its name to the Columbia School of Music.
Note on the Accelerated Passing of Individualism: The Socphocles Papas Academy of Fretted Instruments, of Washington, D. C., has changed its name to the Columbia….
After a century and a half of American individualism, his Brain Trust — an advisory group of economists and lawyers — put the government in charge of organizing the economy.
Hip-hop is often portrayed as corrupted by hyper-commercialism and rampant individualism, but Public Enemy incited rebellion among US youth in the late 1980s.
When offbeat nicknames were chosen to enhance the raucous individualism of TLC, the name Chilli fit Thomas' exotic sensuality and sometimes spiky temperament like a glove.
Rothschild doesn't want to admit that the invocation of Smith as a theoretical mascot of laissez-faire registers an important historical truth: for all their insistence on natural equality and the virtues of individualism, neither Smith nor Condorcet could think beyond the limitations set to these principles by the social system that invented them.
