Key Actors and Institutions
Key actors of German "soft power" in the Baltics
... History is another important element of Germany’s soft power. Research institutions studying the past of the Baltics often serve as a channel for Ger- man politics in the region. They identify traces of historical ...
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EU Enlargement 1989-2009: Actors, Institutions, and Literature
... external actors; the main motivation of the key actors lay in concerns about securing both economic and security benefits from ...the key cognitive templates which informed and guided the ...
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Key actors, dynamics and issues of Libyan political economy
... international actors have marginalised ...local actors; human rights abuses, impunity and weak justice institutions; inclusiveness and balance of power in formal politics; the distribution of licit ...
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QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING: DISCUSSION; KEY ACTORS AND QUALIFICATION
... Training programmes as part of the offer of the cooperative system as a joint initiative of major Austrian adult education associations and the St. Wolfgang Federal Institute for Adult Education (bifeb) are provided. ...
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Transnational actors, transnational institutions, transnational spaces: the role of law firms in the internationalization of competition regulation
... Transnational institutions have been building more slowly and, as one would expect, this process is subject to more complex forms of determination than is the creation of transnational social space inside the ...
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Key actors in driving behavioural change in relation to on farm biosecurity; a Northern Ireland perspective
... different institutions took part in the ...The key areas were 1- disease risk perception at the farm level; 2-perceived barriers to implementing on farm biosecurity measures; 3- avenues to successful ...
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Stakeholder Analysis: Who are the Key Actors in Establishing and Developing Thai Independent Consumer Organizations?
... projects for promoting civic participation were often formulated and instructed from above, and hence the civil society organizations joined just in the project implementation process. As a result, the authoritarian ...
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The role of institutions as actors influencing Uganda’s cassava sector
... between actors in the VC as well as other market ...categorizing key market actors and support organisations as well as revealing the various market channels a product takes before reaching the final ...
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The Pitfalls of Policymaking in Peru: Actors, Institutions and Rules of the Game
... One example is the PRONAA or National Food Administration Program, charged with administering food assistance to meet the basic nutritional needs of the extremely poor. In 1996, a new group of technocrats narrowed the ...
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YOUNG_ADULLLT Scotland: Key Messages for Scottish Policy Actors
... partner institutions from nine countries, representing different geographical and socio-economic realities across ...research institutions of high national and international reputation, with evidenced ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... regulate emergent technologies is limited. This enhances the role of supranational organisations like the European Union (EU) and United Nations (UN). The EU is taking the lead in a number of areas of emergent ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... regulate emergent technologies is limited. This enhances the role of supranational organisations like the European Union (EU) and United Nations (UN). The EU is taking the lead in a number of areas of emergent ...
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The Influence of Key Political Actors on Labor Government Climate Change Policy
... Additional Comments You're on the right track. Interest groups are very powerful and influential. From all walks of life whether they be unions or business groups or environment groups or churches. But that’s as it ...
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Strategies of Political Institutions and Civil Society Actors in the Post-3/11 Era: The Case of Japan
... political institutions (in particular the Japanese legislature, the Diet) and civil society actors, also known as nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) or nonprofit organizations ...
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Actors, Modes, Institutions, and Resources
... governance actors to shape the process of governance according to their ...governance institutions curtail the power derived from monetary and organizational resources, privileging expertise and reputation ...
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Actors in paradise : negotiating actors, landscape and institutions in the Nagarahole Ecodevelopment Project, India
... Source: interviews. Table 7 illustrates that groups value very different facets of the Nagarahole landscape. Remote actors such as the Senior KFD officials, National Forest Department[r] ...
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Challenging construction project management institutions: the role and agency of BIM actors
... existing institutions is vested in the power given to the ...these actors becomes intertwined with the development of digital practices that are needed to work with the new ...new institutions but ...
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Building State Bureaucracies And Democratic Institutions: The Role Of International Actors In Kosovo
... international actors build state institutions as my dissertation project and she has been sustaining me through the high and lows of field work and ...
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1 IRES trans-acting factors, key actors of the stress
... IRES Internal ribosome entry site ITAF IRES trans-acting factor UTR Untranslated region. PTB Pyrimidine tract binding protein ER Endoplasmic reticulum[r] ...
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Europeanisation at the Urban Level: Local Actors, Institutions and the Dynamics of Multi-Level Interaction
... community actors from across the region established the West Midlands European Network and Regional Action West Midlands to express the will of the community and voluntary sectors in European and domestic issues, ...
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