Since these factors happen to be indistinguishable from the elements of human institutions, man and nature, it can be readily seen that market economy involves a society the institutions [man and nature] of which are subordinated to the requirements of the market mechanism" (Polanyi [1944] 2001, 187).
The institutions The Man serves (State, Defense, USAID) are also slow to decide, very slow to change, nearly immune from boots-on-the-ground feedback and notoriously bad at information sharing both internally and with each other.
VI John O'Neill In a case of life imitating a thousand Hollywood movies, O'Neill was the classic bold, brilliant and handsome hero thwarted by what Rossini calls "grey, by-the-manual, institution" men.
With the coming of colonialism and Western-style institutions, men frequently left villages to take government jobs in the capital.
In European institutions men with schizophrenia were more than twice likely to end up being physically restrained than women, while the opposite pattern was true for the use of forced medication.
Describing how men have a lower life expectancy than women - and suicide rates among males are higher than in females too - the institution said men were less likely to access mental health services and other forms of support when they need them.
Something, he suspects, has gone terribly wrong with the institutions and the men he has always loved and trusted.
They -- the institutions, not the men -- were deemed "too big to fail".
No place without the institutions to hold powerful men to account can completely escape the temptations of huge resource wealth.
Looking through many issues of the paper it was clear that no one would be spared - the god men, the institutions, the homophobes, religions and, of course, neither would Nicholas Sarkozy who was then pulling the strings as France's interior minister.
The institutions that gave British men a sense of well-being have been ripped apart.
