The inadequacy of the NPM-reforms to address the social and ecological complexity of flood risk provides opportunities for the persistence of engrained institutional modes of operation.
Robert A. G. Monks Robert A. G. Monks is the founder of Institutional Shareholder Services and LENS, an investment fund that developed the "institutional activist" mode of investment.
He (Giddens 1984: 31) goes on to list as institutional orders, modes of discourse, political institutions, economic institutions and legal institutions.
It also belongs to the Orchard 47 gang's approach to art-making, known as "institutional critique," a mode of probing the workings and assumed functions of art institutions.
A model more appropriate to the adoption of environmental technologies in a developing country setting should take into account institutional factors, including the mode of interaction between farmers and extension agencies.
This implied that the institutional setting changed from the mode of joint decisions to the mode of hierarchical direction.
Though it fits the birthday atmosphere, as a piece it feels tired; a demonstration that some conceptual art, at least, hasn't moved beyond 1960s modes of institutional critique.
Developing institutional interaction and soft modes of governance between the EU, the Regional Sea Conventions, Member States and the governance arrangements of the different marine sectors will be crucial in evolving towards such a nested governance system for EBMM.
What I disagree with is that Harrington has disregarded existing power structures and modes of institutional oppression.
The large variation in hospital rates of planned and intrapartum caesarean section found for Robson Group 5 in this study is consistent with previous work finding substantial inter-institutional variation in the mode of birth for deliveries among women with previous caesarean section and/or uterine surgery and a singleton pregnancy [ 42].
Their validity and application will vary over time, by institutional setting, by subject and mode of study, according to the expectations of funders and other stakeholders, and critically in terms of the approach taken by the student himself or herself.
