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To understand the need for such a narrative, one need look no further than the debate in the UK over its EU membership, which is focused almost exclusively on practical considerations and cost/benefit analyses.
Long-term economic and social considerations almost inevitably collide with short-term political objectives, particularly for populists.
In the end, such an outcome would be the result of a political decision, and the European values at stake in that decision trump any economic considerations.
At stake are fundamental values and strategic considerations that are central to the European project.
The humanitarian component of this strategy could be implemented regardless of political and security considerations.
The notion that a major arms purchase should be based on broader strategic considerations – the importance of the US in India’s emerging Weltpolitik – rather than on the merits of the aircraft itself, strikes Indian officials as unfair.
A decision made on technical grounds, many felt, would be easier to defend than one based on political considerations.
To be sure, the government is ultimately responsible for determining the appropriate scale of defense power in line with fiscal considerations.
Machiavelli argues that the prince’s actions should not be constrained by moral considerations – that he pursue his political goals by any means.
Of course, domestic considerations are not absent from Sarkozy’s thinking.
But even when US administrations have not embodied an emotional attachment to Israel, they have still backed Israel’s cause, provided that doing so can be sustained by considerations of realpolitik.
For example, there are likely to be more stringent restrictions on technology transfer and investment, owing mainly to national security considerations.
But such a system will have to account for balance-of-power considerations regarding the US and China, and potentially other major economies, such as the European Union and India.
Given these competing considerations, the US should start by calling the events that began on June 30 a coup, but not yet a military coup, on the grounds that a true military coup replaces the existing government with a military government.
Perhaps most strikingly, while some governments have closed their embassies in Damascus (citing safety considerations), there has been no systematic severing of diplomatic relations with Syria.
Both considerations support concentrated ownership and work against securities markets.
Similarly, behavioral models that emphasize heuristic decision-making make us better analysts of environments where such considerations may be important.
These considerations apply to the US and some European countries today.
Whatever happens in the UK’s June election, and however large May’s resulting mandate may seem, the unalterable reality underlying the coming Brexit talks is that the UK must negotiate with 27 other countries, all of which have their own domestic political considerations – just like Britain.
The first enlargement, in 1973, brought in Great Britain, Ireland, and Denmark, and was based mostly on economic considerations.
To put terrorism in proper perspective, Americans – and others – should bear in mind the following considerations.
These economic interests, combined with national-security considerations, give Turkey an incentive not to seek nuclear weapons.
All of these considerations point to the serious risks that seeking nuclear weapons would pose to Turkey’s security.
These initial considerations cover only a small range of the conceivable environmental effects of the Iraq war.
Were Berlusconi only a statesman, one could argue that realpolitik is a justifiable prerogative of a sovereign state: strategic considerations often trump the pursuit of more noble goals, such as promotion of human rights.
Of course, such considerations might have little influence on prices.
In his classic work Considerations on Representative Government, he denounced “the shibboleth of the party.”
Such personal considerations do matter.
Short-term considerations will not suffice.
To be clear, US presidents, together with European leaders, have been coddling Saudi Arabia for decades, and leaders worldwide often base their foreign-policy decisions on realpolitik, rather than moral considerations.
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