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long been conjectured, for example, in the literature focusing on the life cycle of firm organizations, see e.g. Quinn and Cameron (1983). 8 See Witt (1998a) for a more extended discussion. 9 This is also the paradigmatic assumption in organizational ecology (Aldrich, 1979; Hannan and Freeman, 1989; Carroll, 1984), but see the more recent refinements in Aldrich (1999). 10 Note that this interaction between evolution and development is highly path-dependent, raising doubts as to whether some specific contractual

rainforest ecology – with no canopy there is no rainforest as nutrients will be lost to the clouds. It also creates a darker atmosphere as it is closed. The canopy provides an enormous food source for the many insects, birds, possums, and other creatures, as well as a habitat for some tree-dwelling species such as the snake. The large quantities of epiphytes provide more habitats for lizards, birds and other small animals. Animals living in the canopy play an important role in the rainforest ecology too

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something that is mass-produced. In the end, the consumer, in addition to the artisan, really wins by getting the highest quality product. Environmental Benefits   Χ The majority of these products are derived from bio therefore promote ecology. Producers agree to adhere to a set of environmental rules. Indeed,Fair Trade also ensures that production methods are environmentally sound and do not abuse natural resources. Fair Trade also ensures that production methods are environmentally

Enculturalisation: unconscious learning within our “home” Acculturation: learning about foreign cultures (disappearance of the original one) Ethnocentrism: to view one’s own culture as a superior to others (judge) Functional Areas of a cultural system  Ecology: The way a system is adapted to its habitat.  Social structure: The way in which orderly social life is maintained.  Ideology: The mental characteristics of a people and the way in which they relate to their environment and social groups. Popular