Monarchical rule, which lasted from 1951 to 1969, started on the long and difficult path of institution building, which was stillborn during the 42 years of the Gaddafi era.
In this regard, the existing legalism perspective mainly emphasizes the path dependence of institutions and their subsequent constraints on workers.
During the course of the research it became apparent that since their establishment, the evolutionary paths of these institutions have diverged (as reflected in the penultimate column of Table 1).
Nazarbayev is committed to the gradualist path of developing democratic institutions and history will almost certainly judge him correct in focusing first on economic development.
"path-dependencies and the complex dialectic of institutions and politics still constitute — despite certain convergences with the liberal model — a system of employment specific to Austria" [5, p. 44].
It has left a path of destruction, it undermined the institutions and the democracy of countries in Central America, such as Guatemala.
Ethnohistorical research carried out in the Batur area between 1999 und 2009 and on (only partly dated) palm leaf (lontar) manuscripts, known collectively as the Rajapurana Batur, that are kept in the Batur Temple and have been transcribed by Budiastra (1975, 1979) 7 outlines the path of historical development of the institution.
Actors use the interpretative flexibility of institutions and establish organizational proximity between different institutional logics thereby eroding institutional consolidations and allowing new configurations within the path.
Because very few European institutions have explicit, formalized career paths, KI had to model its structure on those of institutions in the United States, says Katarina Bjelke, KI's director for research and postgraduate education.
Historical institutionalists tend to use metaphors such as path dependency and to emphasize the importance of macro-level studies of institutions over time.
