Examples of using Embeddedness in English and their translations into German
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WP3 The embeddedness of social innovation Background.
Lieberknecht and Gerum put foreword the embeddedness of everyday life in their art….
The picturesque and village-like grouping is largely preserved andis still today characterized strongly by its embeddedness in the rural area.
Common affectedness, organisational embeddedness, decision-making rules, and transfer of competencies to the EU-level.
We need to take seriously literature,films, video games and other mediums as objects of investigation if we are to begin to fully comprehend the diverse cultural embeddedness of policies.
What are the influences of emotions, calculative practices and social embeddedness while investment bankers encounter this uncertainty?
This is because such embeddedness has the tendency to increase the power of workers and other social groups, as well as the attractiveness of collective solutions.
International Branch Campus development at the Interface of Network and Territorial Embeddedness(TRANSEDU)" within the research department„Dynamics of Economic Spaces.
Just this embeddedness of the possibility, perhaps even the necessity of the Enlightenment in every type of social existence allows to repeat even more clearly our question.
This approach thrives on the social and political embeddedness of art, revealing the prospect of seeing art as action and communication.
Four tenets of the body natural can create imbalance or inconsistency across the brand's two bodies: mortality, hubris,unpredictability and social embeddedness see Figure 1.
Despite this local embeddedness of knowledge it is possible to come up with or make use of the same ideas at different places if the contexts are rather similar.
State of the art, intended contributions to the state of the art, added value created by the NCCR, the innovative and interdisciplinary potential,international embeddedness.
The cities were chosen because of their differential national embeddedness, their metropolitan status, and the prevalence of respective migrant groups from the Caribbean, Turkey and South Asia.
As the first institute in Germany to focus on on internet and society,HIIG has established an understanding that emphasises the embeddedness of digital innovations in societal processes.
But, for many emerging economies, it is the embeddedness of informal rules, norms, and beliefs, and their slowness to change, that prevents many economies' breakthrough to more advanced, knowledge-based growth.
Ethnographic fieldwork at the sites and online allows for the participation in those mediascapes and the investigation of the social andpolitical embeddedness of the media cultures in focus.
User inno-vations are mainly theorized as collective innovations, benefiting from their embeddedness in non-territorially bounded user communities in which members contribute their expertise voluntarily.
The flesh is taken as a node in a mesh that questions topology- there is an element of the digital skin graft that attempts toassess where the prosthetic self exists between embeddedness and the entanglement.
Interdisciplinary economics based on some examples:the New Economic Sociology and its cultural embeddedness, migration phenomena in the break-down period of the GDR, the relationships in interorganizational networks, and the reactions tax culture shocks on the macro level.
Marc Schulze joined the Leibniz Junior Research Group"Constructing Transnational Spaces of Higher Education:International Branch Campus Development at the Interface of Network and Territorial Embeddedness" in May 2018.
Important features of such initiatives include their embeddedness in local communities, the fact that they offer a"real working environment" which is less likely to generate the stigma associated with"government schemes", and the fact that they provide a combination of work experience, relevant training and, in some cases, experience of enterprise generation.
The workshop addressed the relationship between foreign and native economic agents,the market transactions and actors“on the ground”, and the embeddedness of goods and people in the cultural context of India.
On an academic level, the objective is to contribute to a deeper understanding of the influence of the sociocultural environment on mental disorders as well as to expand the knowledge about emotion processes andtheir socio-cultural embeddedness.
Claudia Comte(*1983, lives and works in Lausanne and Berlin) has for some time worked predominantly with wood, often shaping it with a chainsaw into organically abstract forms which, with their refined materiality,form and spatial embeddedness, move deftly between abstraction and figuration, installation and interior design, sculpture and craft.
Since May 2018 Tim Rottleb has been working as a research associate for the department"Dynamics of Economic Spaces" in the Junior Research Group" Constructing Transnational Spaces of Higher Education:International Branch Campus Development at the Interface of Network and Territorial Embeddedness.
By fostering social interaction of elderly people by means of innovative ICT the project wishes to contribute to improvements of the home living situation and to provide more quality of life,social embeddedness and independence in advanced age.
Our research group has therefore set itself the task of developing a more complex pictorial concept, a concept that will be capable of fully capturing real feats of visuality at the same time as substantively revisitingits constitutive connections with the linguistic, cultural, social, and political embeddedness of images.
In this interview(conducted in English), Partha Mitter interrogates the Western dominance of modernism, and regards artistic modernism from India and Asia not as"derivatives" of the Western avant-gardes,instead emphasizing the sociocultural significance of such works through their embeddedness in the respective historical context of colonialization.