If we understand how poorly equipped human beings are to deal individually with the world or even the institutions we ourselves create, we must become most skilled in collective action and even in eliciting collaboration from those regressive recalcitrants upon whose cooperation our collective welfare depends.
The current national leaders (for lack of other words) certainly aren't skilled in collective practices, something their mentor forgot to teach them?
Its amalgam of skilled passing and collective spirit had suggested that Argentina was a likely winner, and the German bandwagon would be stopped in its tracks right here in the capital.
At Radcliffe, Grasseni will develop a novel project applying the skilled visions approach to collective strategies of self-representation.
It is therefore sensible for publishers to consider whether to cut costs by having the task done by a centralised collective of skilled journalists elsewhere, be it in Australia or India.
My theory was that by leveraging the collective expertise of skilled professionals, we could have a significant impact on the social sector.
But I also understand the dangers of the gradual elimination of squads of enthusiastic, committed, skilled journalists working as a collective to act as a formidable check on power.
Before cynics shout about that not being a bad thing (while digital optimists assert that independent, and therefore better, journalism will arise in its place), think of the perils we face without a collective of organised, skilled journalists working for organisations large enough to hold power to account.
Buschmann et al. (1996) states that "Patterns help you build on the collective experience of skilled software engineers.
The size of these trade effects will depend on the size of the diaspora and its collective human capital; skilled migrants are likely to have both better information on business opportunities, better social capital and professional networks (Kugler and Rapoport 2007; Saxenian and Sabel 2008; Docquier and Lodigiani 2010; Mundra 2012).
These assumptions characterize a set of social processes in which participants need to be highly skilled at assembling and utilizing collective resources.
