On a teleological account of institutions this interdependence is in large part generated by the ends of the institutions.
adapted from Russett's factors of internal stability of international regions: social and cultural homogeneity; political attitudes or external behaviour; political institutions; economic interdependence; and geographical proximity [24].
In his article "International Institutions: Can Interdependence Work?" political scientist Robert Keohane writes, "Even powerful states have an interest, most of the time, in following the rules of well-established international institutions, since general conformity to rules makes the behavior of other states more predictable".
Their academic leaders will need to better articulate the value of this institutional diversity, and explore creative ways of facilitating interdependence among institutions and practical opportunities for collaboration, experimentation, alliances, resource-sharing, and outsourcing.
His comparative studies of preliterate societies demonstrated that the interdependence of institutions regulated much of social and individual life.
Still, they like to believe that a world knitted together through global commerce, financial interdependence, democratic institutions and open immigration is impervious to overwhelming disruptions.
Systemic risk models address the issue of interdependence between financial institutions and, specifically, consider how bank default risks are transmitted among banks.
They were woven into a fabric of spirituality and rituals that makes it hard to discern the actual economic and political interests of both kings and temples as institutions, as well as their interdependence.
This broader perspective of interdependence between academic institutions and society in the application of new knowledge to address societal problems makes the case for the scholarship of application and integration.
The web is founded on interdependence, innovation, and discovery.
