Sentence examples for institutional convergence from inspiring English sources

Economic sociology has also made crucial contributions to the study of global economic integration and particularly to the debate over an argument asserting that global economic integration will force institutional convergence in many areas of life.

This will require specialized extension support with a farming system approach, and institutional convergence for sound planning (Nabi [2008]).

However, the decline in the power of labor worldwide, as a result of both technological and institutional convergence, has turned much of the world's labor force, including knowledge workers, into precarious workers.

Broadcasters who disagree might note that ICA focuses on telecommunications, Internet and media issues, so a certain institutional enthusiasm for convergence may have been baked into the new study.

It has been an especially bad year for Albany, as a convergence of institutional gridlock, a politically volatile court order requiring major changes in education spending and a series of scandals have left lawmakers' morality, as well as their professionalism, being questioned.

The GNSI survey maps and measures, inter alia, the inter- and intra-relationships (institutional linkages, policy proximity, convergence or divergence and connectedness) of respondents from the four NSI actors as well as barriers to innovation.

To respond to the need of such comprehensive farm types, institutional innovation (development and/or convergence) often becomes necessary.

VHSNCs and Village Health and Nutrition Days provide an institutional platform for fostering convergence and addressing the social determinants of health at ground level.

"This in itself will justify some structural risk premium unless there is an institutional change or further economic convergence".

The first is an institutional framework that would produce "convergence" between its members' economies – in other words, an effective means of bringing closer together the economic performances of countries with wildly different industrial structures and quite different levels of productivity and competitiveness.

The economics literature provides rich evidence on the convergence between the institutional factors and individual-level characteristics influencing the involvement of academia in knowledge transfer activities and spinoff creation.