Contrary to the basis of efficiency in a closed system, the basis of efficiency in an open system is high degree of interdependence and cooperation.
In a new version of the Tang dynasty, the Middle Country is absorbing foreign ideas and practices, but it also projects itself globally with the awareness that interdependence and cooperation characterize the 21st century.
Clinical integration, as defined in the Statements, is evidenced "by the network implementing an active and ongoing program to evaluate and modify practice patterns by the network's physician participants and create a high degree of interdependence and cooperation among the physicians to control costs and ensure quality" [ 8].
The NFL believes that this interdependence and need for cooperation renders the league a single entity, and that all of the agreements made by the league and its teams --ranging from scheduling to free agency restrictions to salary cap rules to franchise relocation restrictions --should thus not be subject to scrutiny under Section 1.
The ethical values of compassion, solidarity, reciprocity, cooperation, interdependence, and social well-being, which are counted among the principles of the communitarian morality, primarily impose duties on the individual with respect to the community and its members.
Social interdependence theory (Johnson and Johnson, 2009) leads us to predict that peer interaction and cooperation will increase student learning when positive interdependence exists.
President Clinton, Shimon Peres and others painted a picture of a new Middle East, based on cooperation, economic interdependence and growth.
Relying on these networks, China and Southeast Asian countries have built up mutual trust, cooperation and interdependence and allowed relevant parties to reach consensus in long-term exchanges, towards a relatively convergent value system.
One thesis, for example, holds that globalization promotes more interconnectedness, resulting in greater economic markets, the spread of democratic values, and cooperation on issues of global interdependence; while these same processes simultaneously produce an anti-thesis of greater economic inequality, ideological tension and an overall failure to secure human development.
Instead of thinking that in any relationship one party or the other has to be in charge, on top, or more important, religious environmentalists have talked of "partnership," "cooperation," "recognition," "reciprocity," "interdependence" and even "love".
Democratic capitalism encourages trust and cooperation.
