We combined Elinor Ostrom's attention to the influence of institutions on resource exploitation, with political ecology's attention to perceptions of agency, and the contribution of justice and equity to measuring the success of institutions.
He also suggested that even in small-scale societies the individual exerts an influence on community institutions.
He felt that the influence on cultural institutions of sponsorship by the big entertainment corporations exerted a manipulative effect on what people saw as worthwhile.
Labour has an agreed position to campaign to remain, despite its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, historically having expressed scepticism, particularly about corporate influence on EU institutions.
The easiest way for university, college and high school administrators to take control of scholastic sports' lopsided negative influence on educational institutions is to ban scholastic sports from advertiser-sponsored television.
Mr. Taussig certainly bagged many trophies, like an edition of the first printed English lawbook of any kind (a 1481 abridgment of statutes) and 18 letters by Blackstone, whose "Commentaries on the Laws of England," published in America in 1771, are often said to have had more influence on legal institutions in the United States than any book besides the Bible.
More broadly, the model of the reformed public school itself, as well as a reformed Oxbridge (the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge had been restructured in large part somewhat earlier to meet the needs of a changing, moralized civil service), came to have a considerable influence on educational institutions in Britain.
One key mechanism by which structural transformations affect growth is through the changes in the distribution of income and its corresponding influence on political institutions.
The term has its origins in the period in the United States known as the Second Red Scare, lasting roughly from 1950 to 1956 and characterized by heightened political repression against communists, as well as a campaign spreading fear of their influence on American institutions and of espionage by Soviet agents.
Fig. 1 Four types of communities based on different influence of institution and culture.
