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Yet these countries’ deeply flawed systems of national energy governance will make such collective action all the more challenging.
Throughout the post-war period, the US has backstopped collective security through NATO and other institutions, and it has been more than willing to brave regional and global threats, often with few friends at its side.
In these circumstances, we need collective action for global recovery along four main policy lines: repair, reform, rebalancing, and rebuilding.
The third target of collective action, rebalancing, has two meanings.
In these circumstances, the International Monetary Fund – with its 187 member countries – is uniquely positioned to foster collective action.
If we take the world as it really is, we quickly see that high finance performs two further tasks that advance our collective economic welfare.
Our invested wealth can only be made to appear liquid to any one of us, and only if there is no general shift in our collective desire for liquidity.
Can there be real equality for citizens whose language, history, and collective identity are marginalized by the dominance of the majority's language, history, and collective identity?
In short, the pursuit of the collective good looks sadly quaint.
As communism was discarded, so was the concept of the state as an agent around which our collective interests and ambitions could be organized.
The pursuit of individual attainment is the hallmark of our time, eclipsing the collective dimension of human destiny.
National chauvinism and religious fundamentalism are here to stay, and with them the terrorism that extremists of all stripes embrace, because both phenomena are ideally suited to the age of the individual: They provide imaginary answers to personal angst, instead of political answers to collective challenges.
Faced with the horror of what the Nazis had done, most people found it psychologically easier to think of what had happened as the behavior of mentally unhinged individuals, or the result of some sort of collective fugue.
Doing so would lead them to recognize seven compelling reasons why a more collaborative approach to solving Egypt’s problems is in the country’s collective interest, as well as in their own individual interests.
Remembering Sri Lanka’s Killing FieldsNEW YORK – One of the worst atrocity crime stories of recent decades has barely registered in the world’s collective conscience.
Bringing their collective $1.3 trillion in assets to bear, the coalition’s members plan to scrutinize the actions of boards of directors more closely, in order to strengthen accountability and encourage independent board leadership.
Microprudential regulation, she argued, is the first line of defense: if all banks are lending prudently, the chances of collective excesses are lower.
Abenomics, I am proud to say, has been successful in a more fundamental sense: we have rebooted Japan’s collective psyche.
As well as taking collective action to stop the war in Lebanon and Gaza, key players like the “quartet” – the UN, the United States, the European Union, and Russia – must develop a comprehensive security framework for the Middle East.
If the international community is to remain credible, a regional initiative for collective security – a Madrid II – needs to be taken.
Admirable as these collective efforts may be, they are simply not sufficient.
Only then will they be truly empowered, as a democratic system requires, to make informed choices about their collective future.
Coalitions like the Green Digital Finance Alliance can support these efforts, by mobilizing collective action on the part of financial institutions and their stakeholders.
I have created op-eds in partnership with a citizens’ video news collective, The Glass Bead collective.
If Europeans want to regain self-confidence, pride and, collective hope, they must seize the opportunity that the necessary and inevitable adjustment of the multilateral system represents for them.
The interdependencies in the global economy (in areas as diverse as financial markets, product safety, infectious diseases, natural resource dependency, and global warming) have outrun our collective capacity to manage them and coordinate policy responses.
It became widely believed that financial markets are such sublime poolers of information that they represent a collective judgment that transcends that of any mere mortal.
It is not just that the US lacks the means; the very nature of contemporary global problems suggests that only collective responses stand a good chance of succeeding.
After their elections this year, France and Germany should issue a joint proposal that reflects concerns about collective responsibility, individual flexibility, and EU solidarity.
Germany, which has loudly demanded that Greece keep its promises to the EU, is now standing in the way of NATO members’ ability to meet their commitments to collective defense.
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