The secret lies at its grammatical core: Participation is.... Peripherality suggests.... Ambiguity must be connected.
In this sense, peripherality, when it is enabled, suggests an opening, a way of gaining access to sources for understanding through growing involvement.
A third refinement to the core periphery model is to nuance its binary character by introducing gradations of centrality and peripherality.
Clinical peripherality is determined by the nature of the practice and its location relative to secondary care and administrative and educational facilities.
Peripherality and legitimacy are achievements that involve negotiation between both a CoP and its newcomer(s), and year-long placement allows time for this to be achieved.
Advocates of universal broadband claim there are particularly important benefits in terms of rural and regional development, since it makes remote working a more practical proposition, and reduces the "peripherality," which has often been seen as a constraint on growth in those areas.
Peripherality, isolationism and policy mistakes mired the country in relative poverty and stagnation.
"Such grotesque underfunding in Cornwall only reproduces a cycle of peripherality".
Isolation and peripherality have been recast in more positive terms, echoing the broader reframing of New Zealand as a scenic, unspoiled destination.
