Anthropologists must also be prepared to acknowledge and disclose to participants and collaborators all tangible and intangible interests that have, or may reasonably be perceived to have, an impact on their work.
"The mistake of the 'realists' is not their interest in the struggle for power but their deliberate neglect of everything else, especially the non-scientific, contingent, very human feelings and beliefs that most powerfully move people," Donald Kagan writes in "Honor Among Nations: Intangible Interests and Foreign Policy".
By generating and sustaining an affirming, supportive and inclusive academic culture, we could encourage and facilitate the authors, reviewers and editors to honestly examine and acknowledge their potential intangible conflicts of interest.
Water supply delivery management involves many factors, quantitative and qualitative, tangible and intangibles, and may include interest groups and stakeholders (Okeola and Sule 2012).
In keeping with his interest in the intangible, he has a curious, syntactically awkward fondness for abstract nouns: "When you do something that works, you have a happiness".
Photography mostly deals in surface, but I am interested in the intangible possibilities of the medium such as memory and emotional resonance.
For his part, Mr. Eagles continues to deflect religious interpretations, while acknowledging an interest in life's intangibles.
Non-financial conflicts of interest would be even more intangible to the outsider.
HOBOKEN, N.J. — David Beckham may be 36 years old and nearing the end of a storied professional soccer career, but his often intangible appeal is still strong enough to attract interest from Europe.
As non-financial interests can be manifested in various intangible forms and invisible ways, it is very difficult to gather evidence and investigate.
