P Parergon Senior Member Switzerland Italiano, Italia Is it constitute of or by or from? Networks are institutional arrangements constitute of independent, but related actors, which display a particular logic of exchange Thanks 👁 Wink ;)
Is it constitute of or by or from? Networks are institutional arrangements constitute of independent, but related actors, which display a particular logic of exchange Thanks 👁 Wink ;)
P Parergon Senior Member Switzerland Italiano, Italia PS- forse è constituted (from?) or formed (by?)??
👁 olliemae olliemae Senior Member Kyoto, Japan New Zealand/America, English It has to be used the other way around. "Independent actors constitute the networks." If you want to keep the sentence in that particular order, you can say: "Networks are institutional arrangements made up of/consisting of independent...."
It has to be used the other way around. "Independent actors constitute the networks." If you want to keep the sentence in that particular order, you can say: "Networks are institutional arrangements made up of/consisting of independent...."
👁 i heart queso i heart queso Senior Member San Francisco, California English, Canada I don't see a problem saying "Constituted of".
