Examples of using Institutional change in English and their translations into German
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Stepwise institutional change.
It is significantly more difficult to force institutional change.
A second direction from which European labour markets are emerging concerns institutional change in current national labour.
reform strategies, institutional change and leadership.
Our political élites have always assumed that the only way that Europe can succeed is by regular, institutional change.
The creation of a government of national reconciliation appears to be the first step in a process of institutional change.
perhaps the most important institutional change of the entire postwar period.
with challenging economic and social conditions, institutional change and the profound impact of new technologies.
It has therefore become necessary to bring the previous method for holding dialogue with civil society into line with this institutional change.
application systems and institutional change in the context of sustainable development.
the process being used to produce institutional change is under stress
Party Government and Institutional Change and Participation and Public Policy.
University of HohenheimDivision of social and institutional change in agricultural development Research associate and doctoral student.
We study institutional change, political processes,
MigraChance: Migration-related conflicts as challenge and chance for institutional change in large cities and small towns BMBF.
Geography of institutional change: A comparative analysis of family firm succession in Baden-Württemberg and the Basque Country.
EGovernment: This module deals with eGovernment, especially as it relates to institutional change and steering questions.
It is endowed with€ 1,500 and will be handed over at the Witten Conference of Institutional Change.
over a longer period of time, lead to institutional change?
Central to this is the problem of institutional change, the reform of international organizations