Using the TTIP as an example of regionalism, students examine how trade agreements in the twenty-first century are driven by complex trade needs, with increasingly interconnected economies and sectors.
Assuming all cooperating sectors are interconnected and connected to a central unit, global CSI and user data are available at the transmitter side.
The water problems are becoming increasingly more and more complex and interconnected with other development sectors like agriculture, energy, industry, and also with social, economic, environmental, health, educational, legal, and political factors at local and national levels and sometimes at regional and even international levels (Biswas 2004).
Furthermore, the U.S. government is interconnected with the private sector through third-party contracting.
Yet, the arts are interconnected with the corporate sector in many communities.
Recent studies show that plant immune signaling networks are highly interconnected and bear a sector switching property.
As the outputs of the public sector (educated workers functioning in a safe and healthy environment) begin to falter, the private sector will realise with alarm that the two sectors are deeply interconnected.
These sectors are closely interconnected and made increasingly fragile by dominant political and economic relationships.
Societal challenges, such as building inclusive, innovative and reflective societies within the resource constraints of a 2 °C planet, are interconnected and cut across multiple sectors, levels of policy, and areas of society.
All economy sectors are ultimately interconnected, and we actually need the so-called "input-output analysis" table, describing the whole economy in terms of coefficients of intersector relations, possibly with some geographical aspects included.
