We discuss the results in light of evidence regarding the success of the intervention at the school level, and propose that tie stability might be thought of as a pro-social force in social groups.
Instead, these procedural preferences give rise to multi-stability (two or more stable outcomes) or tie-stability (tie is the only stable outcome).
A decreased occurrence of instability is therefore bought at the price of an increased occurrence of multi-stability and tie-stability (Hansson 1992b).
It can however be argued that since instability tends to prevent the decision process from coming to an end, it is a more pernicious phenomenon than multi-stability and tie-stability.
But as the local hegemon it should be doing much more to foster economic ties and stability all over its back yard.
A quantitative conclusion addresses the question, "How well does it work?", whereas a qualitative conclusion addresses the question, "Does it work?" In our system, quantitative conclusions are tied to stability ratings, and qualitative conclusions are tied to strength ratings.
Regarding the interconnection in each subsystem pair as an unknown input, the control parameter design conditions are derived using an enhanced bounded real lemma, tying together stability of controlled subsystem pair and whole system stability.
In addition, he cited counterexamples of the notion that the status of women is tied to stability and peace: in the Dahomey kingdom in West Africa during the 18th and 19th centuries, the position of women was more or less equal to men's but the society was very warlike, he said.
Both models are important to understand the dynamics of a tie, its stability, and in general, the evolution of networks.
In elementary schools, teachers' perceptions of parents as partners in students' education are strongly tied to stability; in high schools, teachers tend to leave schools with the highest rates of student misbehavior.
