Such communities, in turn, offer collaborative opportunities in continuous and new ways that nurture collaboration and knowledge exchange among members of the community (Thach & Murphy 1994; Webb & Palincsar 1996; Davidson & Goldberg 2009).
The Russians will determine the pace of their democratic evolution, but the West can help by nurturing collaboration while keeping faith with those who seek a more open Russia.
A half-dozen pages later, she says: "A female culture — one that embraces compassion, nurturing, collaboration and sensitivity — by nature creates a more productive, pleasant place to work than an atmosphere of fear, danger and macho competition.
There is need to develop mechanisms that nurture collaboration and a mechanism to enhance collaboration at all educational levels, from undergraduates to senior faculty, may be interdisciplinary group projects (Miller and Alban 2012).
Nurturing collaboration between regional institutions in resource-limited countries to build in-country skills in pharmaceutical supply management appears to be an effective intervention.
The plan, known as Project Forward, is aimed at nurturing start-ups, fostering collaboration and providing mentoring.
It nurtured collaborations between Athol Fugard, John Kani and Winston Ntshona such as The Island and Sizwe Banzi is Dead, saying things that could not be said in parliament or the press and raising anti-apartheid consciousness around the world.
Abundant resources, favourable regulations and government, and multilateral initiatives are nurturing international collaboration in the race to commercialise sustainable technology.
In both industry and academic science, the person who nurtures scientific collaborations is greatly admired.
