Are you saying that long rates will become delinked from short rates?
The alternative – more projects and hollow slogans of coverage delinked from investments – is simply not good enough anymore.
"Sexual violence should be completely delinked from patriarchal notions of 'modesty,'chastityty' or 'virginity,' because ideas of so-called 'modesty' themselves perpetuate violence and discrimination.
Delinked from Buddhist ethics, mindfulness could become a form of performance enhancement – some of the enthusiasm coming from the corporate sectors and military leads it dangerously in this direction.
Although energy poverty cannot be delinked from the broader, more complex problem of poverty in general, access to energy infrastructures would avoid its most serious consequences and would help to encourage autonomous development.
They argue that these spaces must bridge the two models of citizenship, since in the actualizing model, there is a danger that individual action becomes delinked from broader community concerns, while in the dutiful model, there is a danger of too much distance from emergent youth practices.
You say, "The basic dimension of contemporary globalization [is] that of turning human behavior into codes and patters of consumption and communication delinked from any specific culture," and then as you address the problem of the impact of this on religion you write, "the social life of things depends on the meaning bestowed on them by consumer actors.
Through extensive interviews with local architects, conservation experts and activists, I elucidate how the designation of Macau as a World Heritage City has helped consolidate particular sets of moral claims around heritage and culture as well as introduced new commodifications of the environment that cannot be easily delinked from other spaces of the 'spectacle city'.
The rise in desired global saving relative to desired investment caused a global decline in long-term rates, which became delinked from the short-term rates that central bankers control.This explanation is broadly similar to the idea of a "global saving glut" which Ben Bernanke, the Fed's current chairman, has long espoused.
