Especially when they attempt to change the structures, norms, and arrangements that people are familiar with.
Old laws, structures, norms, and approaches are proving to be completely inadequate for life in the new economy.
They do not encompass the activities of people as members of stable social groups with established, unquestioned structures, norms, and values.
It is a unique and important contribution". characterizations of Russian conviction rates by delving into structures, norms, practices, and culture to explain why and how traffickers may indeed be convicted but not necessarily under the Articles in the Criminal Code on human trafficking and the use of slave labor.
Such criticisms extend to the theories, methodologies and research areas of economics, in order to show that accounts of economic life are deeply influenced by biased histories, social structures, norms, cultural practices, interpersonal interactions, and politics.
More recent frameworks draw on a constructionist approach arguing that the social context of structures, norms, power, ideologies, culture and human action interact in complex ways to influence how and whether EBHC is implemented [ 10, 11].
Natural resource governance is enhanced and structured by rules, norms and strategies which make institutionalism quintessential in the natural resource governance discourse.
Various block-structured norms in the form of L1/ L q, q > 0, to combine information from related inputs or outputs in a regression problem have been previously proposed (Turlach et al., 2005; Zhao et al., 2008).
"The Politics of Adoption" (MIT Press, 2014) explores the way ideas about a specifically French nature, structured by heteronormative family norms, has become essential to French citizenship.
"The way the corporate world is structured, male is the norm," Fleming says.
