He (Giddens 1984: 31) goes on to list as institutional orders, modes of discourse, political institutions, economic institutions and legal institutions.
The three facets of democracy contribute to determining what Morlino defines as "quality democracy", namely "that stable institutional order which through correctly functioning institutions and mechanisms creates freedom and equality of citizens" (Morlino 2003: 228).
We then analyze the strategic interplay among sponsors of alternative institutional orders by considering not only the "horizontal" competition among institutions emerging in the same time but also the "vertical" competition between promoters of new rules and sponsors of the established, more generic rules.
Commissions on institutional orders collapsed far faster than Wall Street expected.
A Deutsche Börse board member, Volker Potthoff, above, said the venture hoped to attract larger institutional orders.
Yet the average size of an institutional order today is 44,660 shares, according to the Plexus Group, a firm that tracks institutional trading costs.
He said: "One of the main functions of the international institutional order is precisely to legitimate the use of deadly military force by western powers".
Above all, a hierarchical order, resembling in many ways the institutional order of the empire, was imposed upon the world of the supernatural.
The slighter your enterprise was, the better, to advertise the audacity of a sneakily grand coup in the institutional order of contemporary art.
On the other hand, with extensive and relatively easy opt-outs it is possible that two-tier markets could develop, with institutional orders moving to markets that catered to such customers, possibly at the expense of protecting smaller orders.
