Interdependence §

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Relations §

• Globalization: Globalization has increased the interdependence of nations in economic, political, and cultural spheres.
• Interconnectedness: Interconnectedness suggests that different elements or systems are interdependent and rely on each other.
• Globalization: Globalization has increased the interdependence of countries in economic, political, and cultural spheres.
• Interconnectivity: Interconnectivity often leads to interdependence, where different components or systems rely on each other for their functioning.
• Interpenetration: Interpenetration implies that all things are interdependent and rely on each other for their existence and functioning.
• Inseparability: Inseparable things are interdependent, relying on each other for their existence or function.
• Synergies: Synergies involve interdependence, where parties rely on each other’s contributions.
• Monism: Monism emphasizes the interdependence of all things, rejecting strict separations or divisions.
• Buddhism: Interdependence, or pratitya-samutpada, is the Buddhist concept that all phenomena are interconnected and dependent on other causes and conditions.
• Complexity: Complex systems involve interdependence among their components, where changes in one part can affect other parts.
• Non-dualism: The concept of interdependence, which emphasizes the relational nature of all things, is closely aligned with non-dualistic principles.