triarchy

The result, triarchy theory suggests, will be a gradual move away from hierarchy in organizations.

They are ruled by an elected triarchy.

In stepped the last of the masters of the expedition, the third member of the triarchy.

In information science, therefore, heterarchy, responsible autonomy and hierarchy are sometimes combined under the umbrella term Triarchy.

Licario attacked his native Karystos, seat of the southern triarchy, and took it, after a long siege, in the same year.

Of course, Herdian is the closest Ma- triarchy system to Nalia.

The theory of triarchy refers to the (supposed) three fundamental ways of getting things done in organizations: hierarchy, heterarchy and responsible autonomy.

It embraces a "triarchy": our internal mental processes, our dealings with the environment and the way the society we live in shapes our intelligence.

Triarchy theory speculates that a spontaneous emergence of hierarchy among groups of people, even in pre-school children, may have something to do with genetic predisposition.

Triarchy theory then points to the kind of responsible autonomy enjoyed by fund managers who tend to be left to themselves if their fund is performing well.

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Slaughtersun (Crown of the Triarchy) is the third and final studio album by Swedish black metal band Dawn.

Triarchy of the Lost Lovers is the third full-length album by Greek extreme metal band Rotting Christ.

Leaving traditional rulers out of the political equation: also rejected were diarchy and triarchy (respectively: civilian-military joint, and civilian-military-traditional rulership models).

Provisions were also made that in the case someone among the sestieri died, his inheritor would be the other sestiere of the respective triarchy, and not his children.

Heterarchy is the most commonly proposed alternative to hierarchy and this has been combined with responsible autonomy by Gerard Fairtlough in his work on Triarchy theory.

He was the eldest son of Guglielmo I da Verona, ruler of the central third ("triarchy") of Euboea.

People Money: The Promise of Regional Currencies (with Margrit Kennedy and John Rogers) (Triarchy Press 2012)

Later, it fell under Pietro "Lalle" Camponeschi, Count of Montorio, who became the third side of a new triarchy, with the Council and the King's Captain.

Like previous releases A Dead Poem and Triarchy of the Lost Lovers, the band refined their direction to a slower style with more emphasis on atmosphere and melodicism than brutality.

The Triarchy [more rarely appearing as a Biarchy or a Quadrarchy] was a more intermittent nation, being at its most active and vigorous during periods of opposition to the Empire.

Money and Sustainability: The Missing Link (with Christian Arnsperger, Sally Goerner and Stefan Brunnhuber)), Triarchy Press Ltd, 30.

A collection of subversive epigrams published in two volumes by Triarchy Press, these f-Laws expose the common flaws in both the practice of leadership and in the established beliefs that surround it.

Finally, in August 1259, Doge Reniero Zeno negotiated a peace, followed by a treaty in 1262, which recognized William's suzerainty over the island, but not his possession of the triarchy of Oreoi.

Edicts for the realm were issued commonly by all three lords, extending Serbia to some form of a level of a Triarchy, or even Diarchy, considering Vuk's considerably subordinate status to Lazar.