Übersetzung für "Corporate actors" in Deutsch

Yet we know fairly little about the behaviour of corporate actors.

In this way, drivers are finally translated into a collective, corporate actors act.

Intellectual property is controlled by corporate actors and cannotbe sold, given away or inherited (Stehr, 1994).

It sets out the issues raised for public, corporate and individual actors in European labour markets by the current concentration on the theme of flexibility.

All over the world, the pushback against protest looks similar, suggesting that state and corporate actors are learning “best practices” for repressing dissent while maintaining democratic facades.

It will look at the impact of life chances on the attitudes and actions of natural and corporate actors in the context of the social order as determined by the politics, business, civil society and culture of different countries.

The first part consists of a short summary of the basics of the new procedural rules qualified majority voting vs. unanimity, consultation and negotiations of the social partners) and the status of the corporate actors (ETUC, UNICE).

They are more likely to do so if the interacting corporate and regional actors develop a shared frame of reference as to where the region ought to be heading.

This includes the occupation with impossible to predict or difficult to predict developments and unintended consequences of intended actions by individual and corporate actors.

Among other things, the aim of this investigation was to present and describe the differences in the implementation of the law by the corporate actors of the institutions providing SGB II.

The focus is on the governance of economic dynamics at various levels of society: consumers and households, corporate actors, national policies, and international regimes.

This fully applies to the changes, which are more focused and ongoing collective, corporate actors act.

Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and corporate actors work as key players and they have the power to influence and change the socio-economic context and improve the state of the environment.

Many SMEs and corporate actors have introduced innovative solutions which have greatly contributed to our understanding of a “green economy”, and have developed many important organisational, behavioural and technological approaches to the problem of sustainability.

Sustainability Research Regions and corporations are important actors and entities for sustainable transitions.

Thus a dynamic innovation ecosystem is generated, where knowledge is further developed and all corporative actors do have access to the current FuEul-findings.

At the same time, cost pressure and quality expectations increase so that the coordinated corporation between the actors in the health care sector takes an increasingly prominent position.

The extended perspective of the governance approach of regulatory science includes a complex network of normative structures that is constructed by different factors, such as law, contracts, technological code and social norms, and by a variety of individual and corporative actors.