Examples of using Complex interdependence in English and their translations into French
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Of complex interdependence.
Keohane, and Joseph Nye in the complex interdependence.
Vídeo: Complex interdependence.
This idea is in keeping with the notion of complex interdependence.
The Complex Interdependence of China's Belt and Road Initiative in the Philippine.
Globalisation has moved us into a new era of complex interdependence.
Recognize the existence of complex interdependence within and among cultures.
The dynamics of an international system that is characterized by complex interdependence.
Projects have become undeniably more complex: interdependence and multitude of issues, ever growing number of actors, concertation expectations.
This provides users with a more loosely coupled environment,safe from complex interdependence.
That will be a major source of greater, complex interdependence between us at some point.
From the analysis, complex interdependence is characterized by three characteristics, involving(1) the use of multiple channels of action between societies in interstate, transgovernmental, and transnational relations,(2) the absence of a hierarchy of issues with changing agendas and linkages between issues prioritized and the objective of(3) bringing about a decline in the use of military force and coercive power in international relations.
Today, international relations are characterized by the existence of a complex interdependence network.
Local communities, flora, and fauna have a complex interdependence with these waters and derive a range of benefits that are considered in an integrated ecosystem approach that attempts to balance the needs of all interests.
What makes emotional eating even more difficult to alter is its complex interdependence with physiology.
As the forces of technology,globalization and complex interdependence exert ever greater influence on international relations, the coming epoch will be one of great peril but also of great promise.
To increase the economic productivity of the poor a global andcomprehensive social policy approach is required, acknowledging the complex interdependence of social and human capital.
Therefore, this subregion, which is characterized by a growing population andincreasing population density, the complex interdependence of infrastructure, a shift of its economy towards the service sector associated with changes in international markets, a changing social fabric and a population that is increasingly desensitized to climate conditions, brings together numerous factors that can generate many complex and sometimes costly impacts, related especially to an increase in the frequency, intensity or duration of extreme weather events.
Perhaps the key finding of the TSB's 2012 report on fishing safety, however, was to point out the complex interdependence of these issues, with each affecting the others in different ways.
In developing distinct silos between issues, the Millennium Development Goals artificially separated interrelated issues anddid not reflect the complex interdependence between different areas and the perpetuation of poverty.
We are now not thinking of Königsberg''''s complex interdependence with the English world.
We study the seasonal behavior of sun, wind, heat, light and other energy flows in and around the building, andformulate concepts based on the complex interdependence of the local climate, user needs, architectural design and engineered systems.
Indeed, both individually and collectively,migrants living in cities embody the complex interdependence of globalisation through both their trajectories and their presence.
Converging pieces of evidence suggest that an important proportion of economic activity currently attributed to autonomous SMEs is, in fact,carried out by entities entangled in complex interdependence relations with other participants in value chains of global and large firms.
In the present report, he explores new developments in the legal protection of the right to water and, secondly,explores the complex interdependence of food and water, based on concrete examples in the countries that he has visited during his missions.
Status quo, as here applied to capitalism, means a period of social history in which the workers,within the conditions of a complex social interdependence, are divorced from the means of production and are thereby controlled by a ruling class.
