Yet he rejected Marxism in favour of a more flexible conception of the interaction of cultural, social, and economic factors.
Furthermore, the dynamic interaction of cultural influences presented here challenges future investigators to demonstrate how multiple categories of thought regarding evolution and religion interact with each other.
The success of undertaking voucher distribution in communities can be seen in the high proportion of vouchers which are then utilised by women, despite what are often thought to be intractable barriers to access arising from the complex interaction of cultural, ethnic and socioeconomic factors.
It is the job of all of us to make it be for better, to see that this interaction of cultural forces, while minimizing clashes and frictions, do constantly enrich the social and economic well-being, the standard of values, the mores and aspirations of the peoples of this Hemisphere".
Thus, he and most other contemporary scholars of Japanese practices stress the interactions of cultural, economic, and political events that shape organizational relations in the country's industries.
Liñán F and Ortega (2015) have analysed panel data of 55 countries and revealed the interactions of cultural values and entrepreneurship.
16 We are only beginning to understand the complex interrelationships of mind and body involved in "sickness", and the interactions of cultural and personal representations of illness.
Celilo Falls, located east of the modern city of The Dalles, was a vital hub for trade and the interaction of different cultural groups, being used for fishing and trading for 11,000 years.
Moreover, the interaction of socioeconomic, cultural, and material conditions with fundamental aspects of traditional gender roles may have contributed to the delayed adoption of risky behaviour among women.
In addition, the study argued that the subjective perception of the intensity of pain that is not proportional to the type or to the extension of the tissue damage but depends on the interaction of physical, cultural, and emotional factors.
However, due to a complex interaction of behavioral, cultural and societal factors, African-American women are less likely to participate in traditional weight loss programs, more apt to drop out, and lose less weight than white women [ 37, 38].
