Therefore, in highly pluralistic contexts, participatory strategy approaches are more effective than rational ones.
While international literature on rural retention is expanding, there is a lack of research on relevant strategies from pluralistic healthcare environments such as India, where alternate medicine is an integral component of primary care.
Although several strategy scholars have pleaded for a pluralistic approach, not many have empirically shown the actual implementation of pluralism in strategic real estate decisions.
Although the diversity of models and model outcomes may look confusing, a pluralistic approach may actually be the best research strategy for achieving robust insights.
"But what must not be lost amid those difficult questions is that at the centre of this strategy is the same open, inclusive and pluralistic proposition that is at the centre of our national values," she will say.
This paper explores the relationship between accounting and strategy in a context that is characterised by pluralistic demands and high uncertainty about outcomes.
Results reveal that no single mitigation strategy alone seems able to tackle the problem; rather, a pluralistic approach is necessary.
However, the mating behaviors of a given species, culture, or individual may be complex and "strategically pluralistic" (Gangestad & Simpson, 2000), that is, characterized by more than one strategy.
The strategy is short sighted; it could easily backfire; and in a pluralistic society that prides itself on tolerance and religious freedom, encouraging this type of animosity towards a particular group is un-American.
In other circumstances, and with a different set of dramatis personae, Ken's pluralistic appeal would be hailed by Blairites as a vindication of the Dear Leader's "big tent" strategy.
