0 the condition of two or more things depending on each other, or an example of this:
Global interdependency isn't a new phenomenon: the Wall Street stock market crash of 1929 and the Great Depression affected the entire world.
There is an awareness of the interdependency between business and the systems within which it functions.
We must tackle interdependencies among food, energy, and water security.
We live at a time of increasing cultural interdependency.
We focus on two organizational factors, motivators and information, recognizing their interdependency.
This interdependency between art and craft is apparent in the way that Carey writes.
We consider diverse ecological, social, economic, cultural, and institutional perspectives, recognizing their strong interdependencies.
The group developed a clearer understanding of the vulnerabilities and interdependencies across the energy sector.
Reflecting the operation of interdependency, patterns of influence among family subsystems are postulated to be reciprocal in nature.
Relatedly, there has also been a growing recognition of interdependencies between the public, private and community sectors and a greater willingness to explore collaborative relationships.
Recognising these interdependencies is only the first step.
