Visionary companies are tapping into these trends and understand the interdependence between societal and company performance on the global scale.
The concept of bringing generations together to support the young and the old to foster interdependence and meet societal needs has become an increasingly popular idea which can be viewed as a dynamic process of program development that moves towards deeper, more sustainable interpersonal relationships and inter-organizational partnerships [ 1].
The inattention to health in EIA practice stands in contrast to the interdependence among environmental change, societal conditions, and human health.
By creating economic interdependence and then building deep political, cultural and societal ties, the Union enabled Western Europeans — and later Central and Eastern Europeans — to build prosperity.
While innovative and the first to formalize a systems approach for HD theory, a limitation of Abdollahian et al's (2012) work lacks, coupling and interdependence across human scales, from individuals to institutions and finally the societal outcomes they generate.
Hence, mutual responsiveness demands reflexivity and learning between actors with different interests, trust and interdependence, as well as commitment to jointly find long-term solutions to societal challenges (Flipse et al., 2014; Nielsen, 2016).
At a general level, it is still true to say that societal values in Spain lean more towards the collective rather than the individual encouraging member's interdependence.
Our analysis points to the interdependence of cultural practices and ecosystem services: sacred forests, crop pollination, subsistence farming, cattle economy and societal transition and purification rituals.
The job demanded interdependence.
What about nuclear interdependence?
