Sentence examples for institutionalized norms from inspiring English sources

The article suggests that the two fields are linked through three processes that are necessary to make a transition: to strengthen participation, to deal with oppressive power relations and to challenge institutionalized norms.

Research shows that when actors deviate from institutionalized norms and family lifestyle, they cannot fulfill a family role that meets social and cultural expectations.

Meyer and Rowan [36] note that the theoretical framework contributed by the New Institutionalism in education suggests "that the key constraint for educational institutions is the need to maintain the trust and confidence of the public at large – in short, to maintain legitimacy by conforming to institutionalized norms, values, and technical lore" p. 5.

In addition, it is very difficult to change old habits and long-term institutionalized norms and rules, such as promotion schemes that are based on age rather than merit.

Such efforts can institutionalize norms of behavior for employees when they interact with customers.

Here Habermas sides with Pettit in seeing the central function of explicit norms as creating a commons that can serve as the basis for institutionalizing norms, a space in which the content of norms and concepts can be put up for rational reflection and revision (Pettit 1992, Habermas 1990).

We adopt the term "moral entrepreneur" to describe the deliberate efforts to change institutionalized moral norms, and thus foster sustainability transitions.

It is easily overlooked that such rules are only part of the story; they make explicit and institutionalize norms that are already operative in correct language use.

In order to do so, we draw on research from multiple disciplines to show how age related norms are institutionalized, how generational identities and values are created, how intergenerational conflict may manifest in the workplace, and how benefits systems that do not take into account the social dynamics pertinent to age may trigger/sustain intergenerational conflict in the workplace.

Here the relation of theory to practice is a different one than among the original pragmatists: more than simply clarifying the relation of means and ends for decisions on particular issues, these social sciences demand reflection upon institutionalized practices and their norms of cooperation.

Over the past three decades, the party has institutionalized a range of norms and regulations — described in detail in Cheng Li's book — that disperse authority and guard against excessive accumulation of power.