Sentence examples for material and institutional from inspiring English sources

Military control of the state therefore rests on key information asymmetries which go beyond the material and institutional power advantages that it enjoys.

Had the military been as meticulous in planning its strategy and tactics for the postwar as it was in planning its actions on the battlefield, the looting of Baghdad, with all its disastrous material and institutional and psychological consequences, might have been stopped before it got out of control.

Although, as we go on to show in our discussion below, these differentiated discursive frameworks are far from straightforward in practical, material and institutional terms.

PPZS, as the regional centre focused on research and the dissemination of information on the material and institutional needs of pastoralism in West Africa, is the appropriate institutional home for the map.

The employment of a critical realist perspective allowed us to locate innovators' experiences within the broader material and institutional contexts they operated.

This reality is constituted by the material and institutional world and is considered to influence the meanings and the discourses which people invoke to construct the objects at stake [ 28].

This paper addresses the question why socio-technical transitions follow similar trajectories in various parts of the world, even though the relevant material preconditions and institutional contexts vary greatly between different regions and countries.

Manlio Graziano looks at how the Catholic Church promotes dialogue and action linking world religions, and examines how it has used its material, financial, and institutional strength to gain power and increase its profile in present-day international politics.

Gitelman's Always Already New artfully reconfigures our critical thinking about the material, social, and institutional contexts that have produced 'new media.' In this beautifully written book, she brings 'pastness' into an enlightening conversation with our current, complex engagement with the digital datasphere.

Those arrangements require both adequate material resources and institutional conditions expressing equal respect and permitting equal opportunity for social esteem.

In those cases, the Society of Peoples must produce the material, human, and institutional support to help these burdened societies become minimally just.