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An effective strategy must accomplish two tasks: encourage investment in non-traditional areas, and weed out projects and investments that fail.
It also accounts for why important institutional differences persist among the advanced countries of North America, Western Europe, and Japan in
areas
such as the role of the public sector, the legal system, corporate governance, financial markets, labor markets, and social insurance.
Through its wide-ranging experience of convergence of national interests and values, the EU has emerged as a model of multilateralism and as the most powerful normative actor in all
areas
of governance.
But Japan retains a high standard of living, a highly skilled labor force, a stable society, and
areas
of technological and manufacturing leadership.
But this straightforward statistical estimate does not account for the serious problems that China must address in the coming years, such as rising inequality between rural and urban
areas
and between coastal and inland regions.
Furthermore, Asia’s governments can nurture female leadership in two
areas
of economic activity in which women already feature heavily: agriculture and entrepreneurship.
Attempting to eliminate risk by ruling certain
areas
of research off limits would stifle human freedom as well.
The institution has since acknowledged its errors in all these
areas.
Addressing these water-related challenges requires heightened efforts in four
areas.
In
areas
like agriculture, energy, forestry, and municipal planning, decisions are taken daily without regard for their implications for water availability and sustainability – a situation that becomes even more complicated when water resources cross national boundaries.
Already, Asia’s urban
areas
experience twice as many hot days as its rural
areas
do – and could experience ten times as many by 2100.
Indeed, many consequences of a hotter planet – such as more extreme weather events, sea-level rise, environmental migration, and mounting social tensions – intersect in urban
areas.
So far, not nearly enough has been done to assess Asia’s exposure to climate impacts, much less to strengthen protections for vulnerable
areas
or reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
They have created four regional military councils, which have helped to consolidate leadership and solidify their control over significant
areas
of the country, particularly near the Turkish border.
After that, they should establish a legitimate authority inside Syria that can administer liberated areas, distribute aid, and provide services to civilians.
Integration is irrelevant to that question, and, in those
areas
where deeper integration really would benefit Europe, it appears to be the last thing that national leaders want.
True, spending in these two critical
areas
is to rise dramatically (by 20% for education and 15% for health care).
Trinidad has successfully implemented such a strategy – doctors who train overseas are required to return home for five years in exchange for their government scholarships – and the US has a similar program meant to encourage students to practice in particular geographical
areas
around the country.
More should be recruited from rural
areas
– which often have the greatest shortages – and then be trained in the settings where they are most needed.
It’s not just that today’s trade agreements extend to many other policy areas, such as health and safety regulations, patents and copyrights, capital-account regulations, and investor rights.
Legally, morally, politically, and militarily, it has only one justification: protecting Libyans from the kind of murderous harm that Qaddafi inflicted on unarmed protestors four weeks ago; has continued to inflict on those who oppose him in the
areas
that his forces control; and has promised to inflict on his opponents in Benghazi and other rebel-held territory.
Coercive military action was allowed to take two forms: “all necessary measures” to enforce a no-fly zone, and “all necessary measures… to protect civilians and civilian populated
areas
under threat of attack.”
And, as for the wider mandate to protect civilians, the resolution allows airborne attacks to knock out tanks or troop columns advancing on Benghazi or other rebel-held towns, and – should they exist – concentrations of forces within those
areas
that pose a direct and immediate threat to Qaddafi’s opponents.
Nine of the ten countries with the most people living in low-lying
areas
(who are therefore threatened by flooding, storm surges, salinity, and erosion) are in Asia, owing to mass migration to megacities in recent decades.
A better approach is to steer migrants from vulnerable rural
areas
to nearby medium-size cities equipped with the necessary services to absorb them; this, in turn, will prevent megacities from growing unsustainably.
But 2016 offers plenty of opportunities for correction, in
areas
ranging from trade to migration.
This behavior is quantified as the networks’ “clustering coefficient” – that is, the probability that a person’s friends will also be friends with one another – and remains extraordinarily stable across metropolitan
areas.
Beyond the economy, there are, of course, many
areas
of disagreement.
From Ghana to Rwanda, high levels of agricultural investment are fueling impressive economic growth in rural areas, thereby boosting job creation and reducing poverty and hunger.
There are grey
areas
in the Turkish experiment with “moderate Islam,” and, beyond Iran’s Mullahs, there are reasons for hope in the vibrant and resilient character of that country’s civil society.
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