Emergence and change
The emergence of change in unexpected places : resourcing across organizational practices in strategic change
... The Emergence of Change in Unexpected Places: Resourcing across organizational practices in strategic change ABSTRACT In our longitudinal, in-depth case study of strategic change within the ...
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Zoonosis emergence linked to agricultural intensification and environmental change
... disease emergence at the wildlife–livestock–human interface that were associated with varying combinations of agricultural in- tensification and environmental change, such as habitat frag- mentation and ...
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On the Emergence of Candida auris: Climate Change, Azoles, Swamps, and Birds
... climate change suggests several experimental lines of investigation to obtain evidence for and against ...the emergence of ...The emergence of ...
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Emergence of new leptospiral serovars in American Samoa ascertainment or ecological change?
... Conclusions Despite limitations in serological diagnosis and possible effects of ascertainment, this paper provides supportive evidence for the emergence of previously unknown lep- tospiral serovars in AS. Future ...
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The Alcohol Health Alliance: the emergence of an advocacy coalition to stimulate policy change
... policy change was a main goal of the ...the emergence and development of social movements, have been suggested as applicable to advocacy coalitions interested in securing policy change (Kübler, ...
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Effect of possible climate change on arable weed species emergence in the Netherlands
... climate change on arable weed species already present in the ...as emergence and unfolding of the first leaves, for which the relationship is most ...weed emergence to the onset of crop-weed ...
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Emissions and emergence : a new index comparing relative contributions to climate change with relative climatic consequences
... the emergence index especially is a strikingly robust measure of local change, relative to that experienced by other people in other ...of emergence in temperature response correlate well with many ...
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Mechanisms of Technology Re-Emergence and Identity Change in a Mature Field: Swiss Watchmaking, 1970-2008
... I examine the processes and mechanisms whereby market demand for a “dying” technology re-emerges at a later date. In 1983, fourteen years after the introduction of the first quartz watch, mechanical watches, along with ...
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When Individual Mind Becomes the Social: Social Structure, Value Change, and New Emergence of Korean Psychology
... social change, value priority, and ontological matters has been ...social change led to fragmented individualization by 2000s, which in turn changed social-priority from perseverance to ...with ...
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Detecting change and emergence for multiword expressions
... 1 Introduction When an n-gram is designated a ’multiword ex- pression’, or MWE, its because it possesses prop- erties which are not straightforwardly predictable given the component words of the n-gram – that red tape ...
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Climate Change and the Emergence of New Organizational Landscapes
... climate change is a serious global problem, although there are still some skeptics that challenge this ...climate change as just another corporate social responsibility (CSR) ...climate change is not ...
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Emergence and Transition in London’s Climate Change Adaptation Pathways
... Climate change is already being felt in cities through increasing temperatures and the flood risk associated with elevated sea level (IPCC ...Climate Change Adaptation Strategy (2011) projected that by the ...
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How the Emergence of OpenFlow and SDN will Change the Networking Landscape
... dramatically change the networking landscape over the next technology generation, driven initially by the service providers and cloud services companies that need it most and can take the best advantage of all it ...
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Destabilizing Environmentalism: Epiphanal Change and the Emergence of Pro-Nuclear Environmentalism
... of change, or alternatively merely reflects and repro- duces existing ...discursive change happens and it now seems possible to publicly articulate a pro-nuclear position and maintain credibility as an ...
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The use of expert opinion to assess the risk of emergence or re-emergence of infectious diseases in Canada associated with climate change
... Uncertainty There appeared to be uncertainty about some of the criteria, which was reflected by the number of experts who responded with ‘don’t know’. The greatest amount of uncertainty related to the influence of ...
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Infectious disease emergence and global change: thinking systemically in a shrinking world
... environmental change is too large to permit a systematic review, and extends far beyond that normally considered as biomed- ical or ...environmental change and EIDs, it is unlikely that major relevant ...
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Emergence of alternative capital markets in developing countries as a process of institutional change
... The second thing about the “right questions to ask” is to be not too general and as well rooted as possible in basic conceptual framework, especially in definitions of what institutions actually are. Let's suppose that ...
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Drivers of change in Norwegian agricultural land control and the emergence of rental farming
... Support for grain production has always been paid irrespective of farmed area. In 1992 there were three payment thresholds, with a very small rate for production of up to 4 ha, a larger rate for farmers producing between ...
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Latin Americaʹs emergence in global services A new driver of structural change in the region?
... The importance of human capital is highlighted in all studies that focus on the historical development of services GVCs. These studies identify national education and training systems as central for both the ...
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Explaining the emergence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder : children, childhood, and historical change
... 2. Changing expectations of children ADHD as we know it [6] emerged in the United States during the late 1950s. The concept became known in Canada by the late 1960s, came to Australia and New Zealand by the 1970s, and ...
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