| This virtualisation of the worker and the individualisation of skills seems to contradict traditional work teams, but it really takes teamwork to another level. |
| The choice of a homeopathic drug involves much more thorough individualisation than that of an antibiotic, for example. |
| These demographic and social developments reinforce the trend to individualisation. |
| What modern democracies have given us however, in contrast to previous generations, are endless possibilities for individualisation. |
| The conduct of people may be regulated by varied and complex rules and norms, but legal stricture begins where the individualisation and opposition of interests begins. |
| The literature refers to the breakdown of factions, about the gap between politics and citizens, about cocooning and individualisation, about populism, mediatisation, and a crisis of values. |
