In terms of institutional environments, it could be argued that market consent rests primarily with reciprocal 'willingness to be bound'non-exitxit' by contract), as does network consent primarily with stakeholder participation ('loyalty' by association) and government hierarchy primarily by election (i.e., 'voice,' mediated by representatives).
Fairness is very close to what scientists call reciprocal altruism, where a willingness to be nice to others can evolve as long as the favor helps the recipient more than it costs the giver and the recipient returns the favor when fortunes reverse.
Through emulating the nature of people, ANT assesses the cooperative willingness of selfish nodes according to the reciprocal social relationship and their resource constraints.
While expectations are low, the six hope to leave here with some momentum and signs of Iranian willingness to engage in what all have agreed should be a reciprocal and step-by-step process of lifting sanctions in return for Iranian actions to comply.
Unlike reciprocal strategies, which condition behavior on a current partner's recent behavior or reputation, partner choice conditions one's willingness to interact socially on a partner's recent behavior or reputation.
Engagement is reciprocal.
We want reciprocal relationships.
The sharing was reciprocal.
The feeling is reciprocal.
His willingness to attack.
The Israeli official added that a Palestinian willingness to suspend further approaches to international agencies would be "a move in the right direction," and that Israel was ready for "reciprocal, mutual confidence-building measures".
