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Перевод: reciprocity

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взаимность ; взаимный обмен; взаимодействие
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Тезаурус:

1. I think they are allowing competition, which is healthy, but at the same time demanding reciprocity.
2. The figures highlight the debate over "reciprocity" which arose out of the 2.1bn takeover of Rowntree by Swiss group Nestle last year.
3. Great play was made of the reciprocity argument.
4. Fortunately for frail elderly people, there are many who offer altruistic neighbouring acts, that is to say, they are done without assumptions of reciprocity; the gratification which they obtain is in a sense their own private business!
5. Whether it be through the exchange of goods, services, esteem or confidence, all relationships are marked by some sort of reciprocity.
6. Nor is sharing or giving help a route to dominance; it is merely what is expected, part of the minimal definition of what it is to be a member of a Semai community (see Robarchek 1986a; see Dentan 1968: 134 for a discussion of implications of the distinction between reciprocity and sharing).
7. As discussed in the previous chapter, relationships with kin will also be affected by the higher incidence of divorce and remarriage, which may weaken the support available to the old living alone, especially because, in such interactions, the notion of reciprocity over time is so important.
8. What some experts would like to see is a system of reciprocity whereby companies could make international equity offerings using their home market accounting standards without the need to reconcile their financial statements to the standards of each jurisdiction in which shares are offered.
9. The ubiquitous expression of dependence and nurturance through the essentially mandatory giving and receiving of food does not, contrary to what might be expected, significantly constrain individual autonomy, at least in part because "balanced" reciprocity (Sahlins 1972), involving the accounting of gifts and the expectation of equivalent return, is neither expected nor, in fact, permitted within the community.
10. Patterns of interaction are set up which do not encourage reciprocity.
11. There is no pragmatic reciprocity here.
12. This may in part be explained by one half of the reciprocity taking the form of labour services and trade in consumables; a large proportion of the goods which may be considered of high value by reason of the distance over which the raw materials had been transported, and their resulting rarity, may have been given for services, gifts or payments for work, what may be termed institutional exchange.
13. the importance of the social world with its opportunity for reciprocity;