A legislative reform alone is not enough to change the practices of situated actors used to operating in established ways.
Instead of theorising trust as a noun, the paper defines trust as situated practice: an accomplishment constructed through the actions and routinized practices of multiple actors, both human and non-human.
By analyzing the urban redevelopment projects of Beyoğlu and the responsive practices of local actors, this paper highlights the role of community organizations in resisting and challenging the state's urban planning policies.
The neutrality principle, however, is itself an exposed political position, as 'despite the pronouncements and practices of humanitarian actors seeking to ensure that their actions confer no military advantage, and are driven solely on the basis of need, the humanitarian principles of neutrality and impartiality are under constant assault' (Curtis 2001: 3).
This 'meaning-making' around the EPR is constructed and sustained through repeated small and seemingly mundane moment-by-moment practices of organisational actors as they engage with the EPR, and with each other around the EPR.
The policy defines the scope of practice for actors involved in CHBC.
The New Yorker, April 25 , 1925P. 1 About a dinner given Gloria Swanson, and the general practice of banqueting actors and actresses.
(If anything, Mr. Allen's practice of paying actors far less than they make on other films has driven away more men than women.
There is, of course, a case to be made for the importance of colorblind casting, the practice of choosing actors for parts based solely on their ability and not on race or ethnicity.
Launching next month, the "rehearsal room" teaching resources will give teachers all over the world access to the insights and working practices of internationally-renowned actors, artists and directors, as well as specialist academics and teachers.
