disembedding

It is a question of substituting a reembedding for the disembedding which is taking place at the moment.

Disembedding without re-embedding: that's how I'd summarize the general thrust of architecture during the period covered by this show.

The disembedding of the notion of community from geographical boundaries requires a radical shift in the way of thinking.

(p. 152) In the Reformation and after, this disembedding extended more and more from the elite to the whole population.

Anthony Giddens also visits the topic of 'disembedding', attributing it to the phenomenon of globalisation.

Disembedding without re-embedding: that's Ulrich Beck's definition of the impact of globalization on individual consciousness.

In this broad sense, deterritorialization has affinities with the idea of the "disembedding" of social relations in, for example, Anthony Giddens's (1990) analysis of the globalizing properties of modernity.

In this context, the metaphors and principles of BPR seem to provide a resource for disembedding existing assumptions and practices, giving management the opportunity for rethinking and reworking the knowledge-base of the firm.

Our discussion is framed by the work of Anthony Giddens (1990) who suggests that late modernity is imbued with three elements - the separation of time and space; the disembedding of social institutions; and institutional reflexivity.

“In disembedding Mr. Miller, the Marines are using a catch-all phrase which could be applied to just about anything a journalist does,” said Joel Campagna, Middle East program coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists.