regionalism as a manifestation of international cooperation began in europe after the second world war, but this spread gradually to other geographical regions including the latin america and southeast asia.new regionalism differs from old regionalism in some respects including agency, the motivation of the agency, as well as direction and scope of cooperation and integration. since there is a ...

AbstractThis article intends to review the theoretical aspects and current research on agency theory. It aims explore main ideas, problems, issues related theory through a survey of literature. Agency is caused by relationships information asymmetry which causes problems costs. This not only categorizes into six categories representing various concepts but also solutions offered over last five ...

Wegner and colleagues have offered an explanation of the sense of agency over one’s bodily actions. If the orthodox view is correct and there is a sense of agency deficit associated with delusions of alien control, then Wegner and colleagues’ model ought to extend to an explanation of this deficit. Data from intentional binding studies opens up the possibility that an abnormality in representin...

plotinus' attempt to counter the aristotle critiques on plato's theory of ideas, leads to his theory of emanation, which is called double act doctrine. plotinus is influenced by aristotle, not only in raising the problem of emanation quality, but the language and terms (including reasonable matter, indefinite dyad and activity) that are used to describe his theory. also, the theory of...

125 words) This paper explores the effects of recent governance reforms and foreign ownership change on Japanese corporate performance. We attempt to show whether recent governance reforms are truly motivated by a new focus on improving shareholder returns, or reflect a response to institutional isomorphism. We tested the agency theory derived hypotheses and found that only the increase in fore...

The view that an agent’s cognitive processes sometimes include proper parts found outside the skin and skull of the agent is gaining increasing acceptance in philosophy of mind. One main empirical touchstone for this so-called active externalism is Edwin Hutchins’ theory of distributed cognition (DCog). However, the connection between DCog and active externalism is far from clear. While active ...

The view that an agent’s cognitive processes sometimes include proper parts found outside the skin and skull of the agent is gaining increasing acceptance in philosophy of mind. One main empirical touchstone for this so-called active externalism is Edwin Hutchins’ theory of distributed cognition (DCog). However, the connection between DCog and active externalism is far from clear. While active ...

Abstract Our research investigates how the design process can accommodate a relational view of agency. According to the relational view, agency or capacities of action is neither an attribute of subjects nor of objects. The relational view of agency in design may allow designers to recognize and support the diversity and richness involved in human agency. To this end, we developed six design qu...