They possess not only global economic and military reach but also the ability to influence the global institutional agenda and shape the notion of legitimacy in various parts of the world.
The Nagel model describes reduction in terms of direct theory explanation, whereas an appropriate model of reduction should shape the notion in terms of indirect theory explanation, that is, in terms of explanation of the phenomena of a theory (Kemeny & Oppenheim 1956; Schaffner 1967; Friedman 1982).
This shaped the notion of practical work combined with theoretical knowledge.
A practical observation: the economists who get most bent out of shape at the notion that maybe we don't always have to derive everything from optimizing individual agents also tend, with remarkable regularity, to be the economists who make simple, ludicrous conceptual errors when they discuss real-world macroeconomic issues.
These practices shape the public notion that former child soldiers are 'rewarded' for the atrocities committed, and moreover, that their civilian victims are not recognized nor 'compensated', enhancing sentiments of injustice [ 79].
His worldview was shaped by the notion that Jews have no permanent allies, and that they must rely only on themselves for their defense.
But it is worth restating because the current debate about banking seems increasingly shaped by the notion that banking is an evil and destructive beast that needs to be forced back into its cage.
The separation of powers came into being in a context shaped by the notion that at some level power had to be concentrated, and, in the context of the English, American, and French revolutions, the natural assumption was to shift the sovereign power of the monarch to the people as a whole.
The core reason for limiting the investigation to this timeframe has to do with the emergence and the shaping of the notion of nuclear waste in public discourse.
For a long time, philosophical debates about discovery were shaped by the notion that philosophical and empirical analyses are mutually exclusive.
For Christians: As more and more is known about how the Bible was pieced together - what got in, what got left out, how human politics shaped the process--the notion of perfection (called "inerrancy") becomes harder and harder to defend.
