Politics, finance, forms of production, institutions, knowledge, methodologies, theoretical concepts, and channels of dissemination: all inform both architecture's conditions of stability and its potentials to transform.
In this paper, we describe the knowledge and policy disconnect exposed by Sandy between what we submit are four key elements of adaptive capacity: resources, institutions, knowledge and innovation of technology.
Via an interdisciplinary approach, identifies the main actors, institutions, knowledge, and values at play in the "global health system", and explores the environmental, social, political, and economic factors that shape patterns and variations in disease and health across societies.
The aim of the content is to empower audiences by addressing the lack of trust in public institutions, knowledge of government and democratic systems, and the low self-efficacy in affecting change as a citizen.
Sustainable food security: people, institutions, knowledge and environment.
Because co-resistances will vary among institutions, knowledge of the local antibiogram is crucial in selecting appropriate antimicrobial therapy for the target pathogen.
He had the money, he had the institution knowledge and DNA for the web and he has a passion for great journalism.
We suggest that in the new perspective technology transfer is essentially considered as a specific knowledge-transfer process that depends on the ways firms and other institutions manage knowledge, in particular the co-evolution of their absorptive capabilities and their knowledge-transmission strategies.
Additionally, behavioural intentions display some differences between the scientific technical and social humanistic literacy fields, the variables of trust in institutions and knowledge registering the most striking differences.
Social institutions, customs, knowledge, techniques, and cultivated plants are deeds or gifts of a culture hero or a pair of them, sometimes twin brothers who may represent the Sun and Moon.
