For example, mutuality in the relations between researchers from Burkina Faso and Canada was shaped by the role of funding models and its impact on leadership and decision-making.
The offline growth in the users' movement may also allow for more online development of mutuality and support in relation to the monitoring, interpretation and management of mental health related problems.
"The relations between countries are based on mutuality and mutual respect," the statement said.
This ethos was not new; but during the principate it had been restrained by higher officers and officials, who operated according to a different, essentially aristocratic, code expressed in patron-dependent relations and mutuality.
Our hearts, our existence, our sanctity, our suffering, our hopes and aspirations, are all caught up in this network of relations and mutuality.
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Bridging social capital refers to: "relations of respect and mutuality between people who know that they are not alike in some socio-demographic (or social identity) sense (differing by age, ethnic group, class, etc)".
In this study we have interpreted meeting with strangers as a form of 'bridging' social network i.e. " relations of respect and mutuality between people who know they are not alike in some socio-demographic (or social identity) sense (differing by age, ethnic group, class etc)" [ 41].
The Confucian family ideology which undergirded relations between elders and the young, husbands and wives, has been shaken so that intergenerational relations are more often based on mutuality than on obedience, but the practical need for family care to compensate for inadequate social welfare ensures that filial piety is still expressed, albeit in a modified form.
Furthermore, the consequences for global health of adopting 'novel' approaches to international relations such as South-South, or mutuality, or 'demand-driven' are not critically assessed in any of the studies.
