A recent "open skies" agreement between the United States and Japan is spurring cooperation between airlines of the two countries.
In the northern province of Cabo Delgado, significant quantities of natural gas were discovered, spurring cooperation between the government and the World Bank to upgrade infrastructure, institute regulatory reforms, and incorporate poverty-alleviation programs.
Its plight has drawn in celebrities like Miley Cyrus and Leonardo DiCaprio, and spurred cooperation among scientists and environmentalists, north and south of the border, in and out of government.
Talkspan is the most substantial (β =.5484), indicating increasing individual agents' ability to reach other like-minded agents spurs cooperation dramatically based on first order local interactions.
The original NAGPRA statute strove to balance the interests of science and Native Americans, and has spurred cooperation between them, says lead author Bruce Smith of the Smithsonian Institution.
To spur that cooperation, the White House and Democrats will make the case, as Mr. Axelrod said, that "it is not good politics" for Republicans "to stand with the big financial interests against common-sense rules to protect the country".
Mayor Richard M. Daley was at Saturday's announcement by the groups of 100 "community ambassadors" to lead gatherings in various forums and help oversee $200,000 from Mr. Russell to spur interfaith cooperation.
Greater global awareness about the looting of archaeologically rich countries has also helped spur international cooperation, and Italian investigators on Thursday singled out United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in New York for their assistance in recovering several artifacts, tracked down before they could be sold at auction.
Maggioncalda believes that this strong result, combined with the collaborations with this latest group of universities, will help spur more cooperation with more institutions.
