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For now, people still must turn for solutions to their national governments, which remain the best hope for collective action.
After the 2011 revolution, it pursued a consensual, inclusive process to develop a new social contract that upholds all of its people’s individual and collective rights.
As always, consumers are politically less powerful than producers, as their per capita losses are smaller than the producers’ per capita gains, and they face more barriers to collective action.
Collective bargaining, once left to economic actors, is becoming increasingly politicized.
(Soviet communism, for all its imported Western inputs, was rooted in the traditional idea of collective property.)
But it did not shift the center of gravity of Russian civilization, which remained collective and slavophile, not individualistic and Western.
Pinker's message will appeal to those eager to avoid political reforms that would compel a greater sense of collective responsibility.
After all, the European Union (including the eurozone’s 17 members) remains a collective of nation-states with notable divergences in economic, financial, and social conditions.
The longer this persists, the harder it will be for politicians to maintain control of their countries’ destinies and that of Europe’s collective enterprise.
For example, American, European, Japanese, and other drug regulators have developed guidelines, through the International Conference on Harmonization, that take advantage of their collective expertise.
Although this so-called “harmonized” approach applies to a commercial industry, its focus on coordinating with the Regional Economic Communities (RECs) – African Union states grouped for economic integration – could serve as a model for more effective collective action on TB containment.
First came the apocalyptic collapse of fascism as Hitler took Germany with him into a collective suicide.
The way people around the world, especially younger generations, think and act about such changes will be central to our collective future.
If we fail to harness new technologies for ourselves, we will have surrendered our personal and collective agency, leaving little reason for optimism.
Otherwise, our future will be decided by default circumstances instead of our own collective judgment.
Rather than establishing an enforcement mechanism to keep countries on track to meeting their targets, the agreement relies on a “facilitative dialogue” on collective progress to sustain momentum.
Political and policy narratives are becoming more domestic and narrow, while the international agenda and the pursuit of collective common global interests are having greater difficulty being heard.
Failure, on the other hand, would pose a severe threat to our collective security, and to human development generally.
The world’s countries are engaging in one of the most complex and consequential exercises in collective action that has ever had to be managed in the history of international relations.
But most of all, we must use our collective dissatisfaction with past failures to fuel efforts to make quality health care a reality for everyone.
Until we find the collective will, the drive for national economic security will continue to lead to collective insecurity.
By the time he leaves, his successor may well be welcomed with a collective shrug.
The hope is that the world will recognize its collective interest in keeping development pathways open for poorer countries, both for these countries’ benefit and for the sake of international peace and security.
Monti now has the unique opportunity to take another page out of the Nordic playbook by turning his set of centrist policies into a collective narrative of political responsibility.
For example, we should ensure that values and ethics are at the heart of our individual and collective behaviors, including in capital and financial markets.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution can compromise humanity’s traditional sources of meaning – work, community, family, and identity – or it can lift humanity into a new collective and moral consciousness based on a sense of shared destiny.
Through collective support for polio eradication, health ministries now have the knowledge, the maps, the staff and the will of millions of volunteers to do even more.
But, while early Zionism was blessed with pragmatism and diplomatic savoir-faire, the preponderance of the military ethos of the nation in arms has relegated Zionism’s extraordinary foreign-policy achievements to a remote corner of Israelis’ collective memory.
The first step toward doing that is to end our collective suspension of disbelief when it comes to climate-change negotiations.
Yet, the 15 member states may compensate for their collective failure of nerve by opening up easier options for flexible or multi-speed integration.
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