group interests

Over the last century or so there have been frequent conflicts between individual and group interests.

Race problems do not involve group interests and conflicts developed over centuries.

"Ants are good citizens, they place group interests first"

The second level of reconciliation is group interests.

This saw the common Interest as something other than the sum of, or compromise between, a diversity of group interests.

Highly integrated groups may generate social movements because they so thoroughly blend their members' individual and group interests.

But because society is organized around individual and small group interests, society permits crime to persist.

Darwin, says Frank, had the crucial insight that in nature individual and group interests often diverge sharply.

National leadership, with legitimate authority, binds local group interests into collective Japanese interests.

During our time in Leh we structure our sightseeing to accommodate group interests.

I question if you can have votes that represent group interests and still carry out the charter to preserve, protect, and enhance.

Pakistan's greatest challenge is to develop a political culture in which individual, clan or group interests are subordinated to the commonweal.

A Court of Justice would decide disputes coming from governments, public or private enterprises, consumer groups, any other group interests or even an individual.

This superb programme, honed by ten years of experience, offers a range of options to suit the most diverse of group interests.

In this way, group members increase their allegiance to the group by signalling their investment in group interests.

Widespread but unfocused support for something like I and R, he told the class, is no match for the sharpened wedge of organized group interests.

Mitsubishi now controls 35 percent of Diamond Star, and other Mitsubishi Group interests hold another 15 percent.

It is the "withdrawal from self-enclosure" or the shift from personal satisfaction criterion to values that transcend oneself (or ones own group interests).

That the link is distorted by human power relations and serves human group interests is also important in establishing a link between knowledge and power.

While a party's objective may ultimately be the protection of financial capital or the status of its members, parties initially form to represent a range of group interests.

The Republican Party championed the interests of the prohibitionists, while the Democratic Party represented ethnic group interests.

The 'commons dilemma' is a specific class of social dilemma in which people's short-term selfish interests are at odds with long-term group interests and the common good.

Agency refers to motivation to succeed and to individuate the self, whereas communion refers to motivation to merge with others and to support group interests.

"It is incompatible with group interests, and doubly so with any distortion of the facts and with any settling of personal scores," he said.

Former Austro-Hungary had a variety of social-democratic, catholic and liberal parties, each representing different population groups and each tied to its own group interests and language.