In some recent public settings, Cambridge executives have acknowledged that.
Mr. Hubbard said it would be the Montana real estate broker, who relies on a plane to travel the state's vast expanses, or the employee in Schenectady, N.Y., who makes jet upholstery, who would ultimately be harmed, not the jet-setting corporate executive that Democrats have focused on.
Those working in community settings and executives may not be as aware of, or less-likely to value, CR services.
Mechanisms and tools were developed to bridge the divide between researchers and policy makers, such as joint seminars, priority-setting exercises, executive summaries and a revolving door between the two communities.
Overall responses suggest that HAs are supportive of greater CR provision, however those working in community settings and executives who hold major decision-making powers may not be as supportive.
"Every once in a while he does this unintentional condescending thing, and he does it in public settings," a Google executive says of Schmidt.
The privacy concerns about Glass could be an even bigger issue in certain work settings, said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
"We should be under no illusions that these were real-world settings," said Mitchell Warren, executive director for AVAC, an organization that lobbies for AIDS prevention.
Another cherished concept was accountability accepting personal responsibility for respecting the values of the citizen culture in all decision-making and executive settings, supporting those values in one's own conduct, and accepting peers' judgments about one's performance.
Dacher Keltner, a psychology professor who has studied this phenomenon in a variety of professional settings, describes how executives can avoid succumbing to this syndrome.
