...Progress in the diffusion over time meant that the Internet can be accessed in virtually every country of the world, but the distribution of access was and continues to be uneven. About 20 years ago, only one-third of the world’s Internet users resided outside Organization for Economic Cooperation...

... and subsidising funding mechanisms that support green innovations. Additionally, we seek to raise awareness and transfer knowledge about the importance of environmental protection, while fostering cooperative networks among key stakeholders to develop innovative solutions and implement carbon pricing...

... community). Introduction Social media students as partners co-creation reflection extracurricular skills learning collaboration cooperation creativity References References Adams , T. ( 2023 ). How...

... to the contemporary era, fragmentation as a non-linear process reveals the tensions between centralisation and decentralisation, as well as confrontation and cooperation in the fields of constitutional and institutional issues, politics and political party systems, the media, and in urban and social policies at both...

... action cooperation Abstract In recent decades, climate change has emerged as one of the most pressing global challenges, demanding urgent action. Türkiye, a country strategically positioned at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, has witnessed increasing concern over its vulnerability to the impacts...

...Abstract Allocation problems in accounting require joint costs to be allocated among participating agents. In this setting, however, unfair allocations can stifle cooperation and lead to inefficient group outcomes. Then, what qualifies as fair enough for individual agents to agree to cooperate...

... antecedents. More specifically, we asked whether cooperation, communication, coordination, quality of information, and information technology used—are necessary for firms’ logistics capability. Analysis of data collected from a sample of 196 experienced and certified supply chain managers suggests that all...

...Abstract Providing public healthcare to people is a major challenge for governments. In this sector, public-funded systems are grossly inadequate in India, and excessive commercialization and exploitation by the private sector are a stark reality. The cooperative healthcare model is emerging...

... trust, third order information doesn't have an effect on cooperation. Originality The study extends the theory of third order inference to understanding the role of social trust at the first, second, and third levels in public goods dilemmas. It puts second order information in competition...

...Abstract Traditional studies in the sociology of science have highlighted the self-organized character of the academic community. This article focuses on recent interrelated changes that alter that distinctive governance structure and its related patterns of competition and cooperation...

... management trust network security IoT traceability transparency cooperation sustainability Introduction With globalisation, many industries have begun to improve supply chain processes by applying blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning and other emerging...

.... To accomplish this, in cooperation with the country’s president, UCC helped give platforms to community voices, locally known as bizindaalo, to help spread information and allow the people of Uganda to feel in touch and connected, all the while closely monitoring it to ensure that no false information...

...Abstract Many companies use competition for either monetary or non-monetary rewards to induce employee effort. Pitting employees against each other in a competition could come at a thus far insufficiently considered cost of leading to lower employee cooperation. The authors examine how competition...

... the elements above. Schultz, Opie, and Atkinson describe the trajectory of human evolution from solitary to a pair bonded, familial species. Michael Tomasello's two-step account of the evolution of human cooperation shows how the ancestral humans went from merely gregarious to genuinely political animals...

...In Germany, a frequently used theoretical model of cooperation between teachers is the one published by Gräsel et al. (2006) . In their model, the authors rely on the theory of cooperation advanced by Erika Spieß (2004) , which is based on an organizational psychology approach, and adapt Spieß’s...

...Abstract Healthcare for the poor in India has traditionally been a domain of public services. New business models based on cross-boundary cooperation between stakeholders are unique in their attempts to be inclusive, affordable, and viable. This chapter studies the process of cross-boundary...

...This experience has amplified the need for increased interest among academia and H.E.I.s in order to increase research partnerships and regional and international cooperation ( Posselt, Abdelkafi, Fischer, & Tangour, 2019 ). Those supporting this idea consider it fundamental to improve research...

... international planning consultancy BUDSU cooperation Introduction The New Towns created in both advanced capitalist and communist countries during the post-war decades quickly became planned showpieces of their respective nations. They embodied the most advanced contemporary thinking about planning so...

..., 1972 ; Thye, 2000 ). For example, a person might occupy a high status position in a company, but that same person might have varied reputations across different domains: She might be a cooperative person within the company based on past behavior, but she might also be ruthless with competitors. So...

...Abstract This chapter examines three kinds of relational bonds (trust-based commitments, forbearance-based commitments, and apprehension-based commitments) on which parties rely in the processes employed in negotiating, committing, and executing their cooperative inter-organizational relationships...