In practice, each context is strongly shaped by the specific details of the institutions, organisation and individuals involved.
Further, some institutions are meta-institutions; they are institutions (organisations) that organise other institutions (including systems of organisations).
Currently information about digital images of, for example, Max Ernst's etchings, Kafka's manuscripts, Henry Fox Talbot's catotypes, or Etruscan sarcophagi is scattered across numerous institutions, organisations and companies.
Outside of the NHS, there are a number of other institutions, organisations or sectors where public trust levels are positive: universities (+38), the police (+25), the monarchy (+22), TV news programmes (+21), and the judiciary/courts (+21).
Ubiquitous information networks would connect diverse thoughts, cultures, institutions, organisations and individuals.
These findings could help capacity development institutions, organisations and funders to improve the design and delivery of a comprehensive suite of initiatives to suit the changing needs of contemporary conservation.
Now, as the internet frees information flows from physicality even further, it is reasonable to anticipate that institutions, organisations and spheres of life will begin to merge together more radically than what we have seen to date.
Today, thousands of EU and NATO employees from all over the world live and work in Brussels, not to mention those employed at the attendant institutions, organisations, lobbying groups and media that round out the city's political universe.
So maybe we need to come at it from a different angle altogether, by acknowledging that people are conditioned by the institutions, organisations and cities that they live in.
The opinions expressed herein are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the view(s) of affiliated institutions, organisations or funding bodies.
