The organizational interest explanation predicts that the needs of organizations and features of organizations (e.g. policy domain, organizational structure and role, positions) shape how actors utilize research, with the corollary that the utilization of research increases if it is oriented to the needs of end-users [ 64].
In these frameworks, the latter category is divided into three sub-categories: organizational interest explanations, 'two communities' explanations and interaction explanations.
Philosophers with different interests (discovery, explanation, testing, reduction, emergence, and so) are likely to elaborate the concept in different ways.
(Dilthey's positive reasons are alarmingly thin — mainly that our interest in narrative is more fundamental than our interest in explanation; and that we can enrich our drab lives by encountering the different experiences of historical Others — whereas, as we have just seen, Herder's are by contrast rich and compelling).
They weren't interested in his explanation.
And I'm, quite frankly, not interested in the explanation at the moment.
"The police were not interested in my explanation," he said in an interview last week.
I was interested in his explanation of the folly of war and how we have turned people against us.
Asked whether he had asked Kelly to explain her actions, he said he had not talked to her, adding: "Frankly, I'm not interested in any explanation at this point".
At the individual level, the researchers consider altruism and self-interest as an explanation of remittances.
