…, where the state acquires its sovereignty in the political process of building capacity for the statehood and is eventually recognized by other states, African states gained their sovereign status instantly by collective recognition by the international community, such as the UN…

… the rule of law, the existence of a functioning market economy, as well as the capacity to cope with competitive pressure and market forces within the Union. When applied to candidate Turkey, these criteria, spelled out in the European Commission’s successive progress reports an…

… cen- tury). They nevertheless have a new operational force deriving from their capacity to circulate rapidly, producing and fracturing common sentiment as they unfold across varied territories and constituencies. If this is the case, then how, politically, does the visual iconog…

…67. Boyd was elected Chair of the History Department in 1981 and worked in that capacity until 1985. He fought for the History Department. He was later brought in as a “hired gun” to quell turmoil in the Classics Department and served as its Chair for one year beginning in 1986. …

… in historically marginalized and low-income neighborhoods share an emphasis on capacity building in a multifaceted sense of the word. The Renaissance Co-Op (Greensboro, North Carolina) exemplifies a cooper- atively owned, full-scale grocer mutually owned by African-American neig…

…y new financial instruments elite and exercise some influ- supported journalist capacity- on the role of social media and often served as a life support to permit new media actors to ence over the political and building, but have been large- blogging, Facebook and Twit- system fo…

…n automatic consequence of our contribute to better outcome (Kirmayer, Corin, & capacity for vicarious emotion in the presence of Jarvis, 2004). The clinician’s ability to negotiate another person; it depends on detailed knowledge shared meaning with the patient depends not only …

…or North Korea to maintain its military quality and readiness. It thus lost its capacity to invade the South.1 The conven- tional forces were also hampered by the North’s decision to divert scarce resources to its nuclear weapons programs. Moreover, military doctrine has not been…

…produce the conditions that make these practices possible. Agency refers to the capacity to engage in a willful act, a capacity that varies according to the social agent and that is continually recreated through interactions either with living or non-living entities (Tung, 2014, …

…diences’ dispositions towards human affairs” (2008: 838). In this story-telling capacity of its imagery, then, humanitarian communication intervenes in public life not simply as a logic of communication that informs audiences of the unfortunate predicament of people-in-need. Rath…

…s granting each other temporary access to under-utilised physical assets (‘idle capacity’), possibly for money.’ As for the multidimensionality of the term, Habibi et al. (2016) came up with the sharing economy continuum based on Belk (2007), ranging from pure sharing (see Belk’s…

…l a neutral deinition. Proiling refers or if the analysis is faulty, predictive capacity is to the observation, recording and analysis of dubious – and the possibility of false negatives selected characteristics of individuals or groups as well as false positives and potential vi…

… . . . . . . . . . 423 The Effect of Strategic Planning Flexibility, Absorptive Capacity, Ambidexterity, and Entrepreneurial Orientation (EO) on Organizational Outcomes: An Empirical Analysis Jeffrey S. Hornsby, James Bloodgood, and William H. Turnley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…

… tem Plan for the province, including 14,000 MW of Rationale nuclear generating capacity.6 Ontario Power Genera- This study has its origins in the Pembina Institute’s tion (OPG)7 was directed at the same time to under- Power for the Future project on future electricity policy tak…

…as for internal integration: they must have a certain level of local production capacity, skills and technological sophistication, an array of market supporting institutions and good infrastructure. But with the increasing interdependence of national economies in a globalizing wo…