interdependence , also: interdependency

"They want to move toward a system of greater interdependence."

This is, as I said before, a relationship of interdependence.

Today, international interdependence is often said to be strong and to have increased.

It is their interdependence that gives us power over all of them.

After all, strong economic interdependence did not prevent war in 1914.

There has to be positive interdependence among all the group members.

Third, there are positive benefits from economic interdependence on military power.

"Global economic interdependence could now be at work in a positive sense," he said.

"It is a case of complex interdependence between two parties."

The interdependence of these activities at the centre is clear.

This mutual meeting of needs and wants is called interdependence.

Federal law, it seemed, was no match for the forces of economic interdependence.

Terrorism is simply the dark side of our increasing interdependence.

And he said their economic interdependence means that if one suffers, so, most likely, will the other.

Police officers tend to have a high level of interdependence within their families.

It established the interdependence of democracy, economic development, and human rights.

Japanese and American economic interdependence is also at an all-time high.

It also stressed the interdependence of social, economic, and cultural forces.

Sometimes international financial flows are taken as the measure of interdependence.

The people who once wandered the earth had great respect for the interdependence of all things.

The basic flow of world history, as I'm not the first to note, is toward interdependence.

That if we are to be individuals there is no escape from our interdependence.

Even more amazing, the interdependence was usually a matter of eating one other!

In conditions of complex interdependence, military force will have no utility.