It can take many institutional forms, he says.
Centuries of Buddhism, in its many institutional forms, has no doubt contributed to this perception.
Public goods theory is applied to examine new institutional forms of handpump management.
On the other hand, it may also encourage a formless "enthusiasm," without the moderating influence of institutional forms.
These simulations are used to imagine future institutional forms and possible spatial organizations.
In addition to organizational and institutional forms, a typology is needed to classify monastic status and hierarchy.
A distrust of totalizing systems and a deep skepticism toward language in its institutional forms are the bases of her art.
Class-consciousness is the way in which these experiences are handled in cultural terms: embodied in traditions, value-systems, ideas and institutional forms.
If there was such a champion, might it not have been freedom itself, as realised in the institutional forms of democracy?
Obama has been criticised harshly by some in the black community for not speaking out enough about racism in its many insidious institutional forms.
Each semi-ideology, which takes a variety of institutional forms, falls short of that programme of a general transformation of society that was socialism's goal.
