Still, until the bond of responsibility between the banker and the bank is restored, Wall Street will continue to behave badly.
It covers everything from how a fight originates (both players must agree, and they usually do because of a fraternal bond of responsibility) to how it ends (with a modest glide to the penalty box).
It creates a symbolic bond of responsibility between voters and elected officials, but the bond is only as strong as the turnout.
This loosened the bonds of collective responsibility.
They have advocated detachment from the earth, breaking the bonds of relational responsibility to nonhumans, and studied them as objects".
They send each other text messages regularly, bonding over the sense of responsibility top athletes share.
In the 1980s, Margaret Thatcher redefined the legacy of 1945 as old, inefficient, rusty, sclerotic; for her, modernity was defined by the energy of the entrepreneurial individual, set free from the bonds of tradition or social responsibility.
The revolutionary act comes in the form of an act of resurgence in the community and the specific sense of responsibility developed through the bonds of solidarity.
Although familiar bonds between urban landscape, commitments to others and dreams for the future have been ruptured, other geographies of responsibility may yet take shape.
We see at play, in principle but increasingly also in practice, an expansion of the concept of responsibility that reaches well beyond the individual and her direct offspring, fostering the materialization of new bonds among generations.
