To achieve this objective, the entrepreneur mobilizes a set of resources (Penrose 1959).
"A good radical activist can mobilize a lot of people.
400 000 volunteer are mobilized for a set of 3 days campaigns organized simultaneously in 19 countries in the region.
The conference section of MUTEK_IMG's VR SALON was split into three tracks the Creative track, the Technology track and the Industry track each of them triggering its own set of challenges, and mobilizing a lot of effort in research and development.
While the park officials navigate interests of conservation, tourism, and extraction, the campesino community mobilizes a different set of values and interests based on their historical occupation of the territories.
"And what the United States has consistently been able to do, and we continue to be able to do, is to mobilize the international community around a set of principles and norms".
Particularly in post-1945 worderorder, the concept of 'nation', on the other hand, suggests a group that may or may not map onto ethnic divisions, but is mobilized as a community seeking a set of rights, including political representation and potentially autonomy or self-determination (Kelly & Kaplan, 2001).
It efficiently mobilizes its hypothetical test case, and quickly generates a set of sharp theological and metaphysical questions about the desirability of utopia, the possibility of Heaven, and the true foundation of religion.
It is also about COMMUNITY ORGANIZING, as Fury mobilizes a fractious group of individuals whom he must persuade to pursue a set of common interests.
Last year, Awe, originally from Nigeria, set up an initiative called Love Your Neighbor, which organizes events to raise awareness around homelessness and mobilize a "neighborhood watch" of people to provide support to rough sleepers.
