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Once one has thought through the degree of interdependence, not only of the world’s economies, but of the world’s societies, it becomes clear that a strongly
fragmented
system would be unable to deliver the sought-after global public goods and benefits.
Everyone knows that lacking a true opposition to the current government, the presidential candidate will emerge from today's divided and
fragmented
brand of peronismo .
The result is a highly
fragmented
landscape of digital solutions – one that, in some cases, can add extra strain to existing health systems.
But the fact that a single global central bank and currency would fail spectacularly (regardless of how strong the economic case for it may be) does not absolve policymakers of their responsibility to address the challenges posed by a
fragmented
global monetary system.
But today’s political landscape is so
fragmented
that no charismatic individual will be able to rise to power anytime soon.
Indeed, despite the shortcomings of its political system, Lebanon can provide a template for managing cultural diversity and rejecting radicalism in an unstable and
fragmented
setting.
Such a large refugee population can easily transform – and destabilize – a society, especially one as
fragmented
as Lebanon’s.
The 2008 crisis cast a harsh spotlight on just how bad we are at responding quickly to disasters, especially those fueled by
fragmented
governance.
Securing the UN’s FutureSHANGHAI – As the existing international order becomes more fragmented, strong global-governance institutions are crucial for addressing the world’s strategic, economic, and sustainability challenges.
This is the most important step yet taken by the
fragmented
forces that have been trying since May to lead a peaceful uprising against President Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
Indeed, US intelligence experts believe that Al Qaeda already is badly
fragmented
and in no position to openly challenge American interests.
Retreating into unilateralism, ultra-nationalism, or the politics of identity will produce nothing but a bitter, fragmented, parochial, and dangerous world.
Lebanon and Iraq are
fragmented.
With this idea in mind, Munther Haddadin, a former Jordanian minister of water resources, proposed for the Middle East a “Water and Energy Union,” a long-term mechanism to integrate a
fragmented
region.
The relatively homogeneous society envisaged by its founders has
fragmented
into a tense multi-ethnic tapestry comprising secular Jews, an alienated Arab minority, a prolific ultra-orthodox community living on state allowances, religious nationalists bent on a Messianic brand of Zionism, immigrants from the former Soviet Union, marginalized Ethiopians, and Oriental Jews still struggling to join the middle class.
But it is far more likely that the rift will persist for months, if not years, further unraveling a
fragmented
Middle East – and underscoring the ineffectiveness of America’s tweeter-in-chief.
Making matters worse, NATO engagement in the Western Balkans – a
fragmented
region that continues to struggle with issues of statehood, the rule of law, and inequality – remains inadequate, putting an already unstable part of Europe at considerable risk.
Yet, while Brazil’s new Congress is more conservative than the previous one, it is very fragmented, with established parties on the left and the right having lost support.
Unfortunately, despite the efforts of NATO and the EU, Europe’s defense sector remains fragmented, which leads to duplication, unhelpful competition from too many rival systems, and, significant capability gaps or incompatibilities.
The eurozone, currently wrestling with fiscal imbalance and sovereign debt risk, has a strong and autonomous central bank, but is fiscally
fragmented
and only partly unified politically.
When a country’s politics are fragmented, PR is more likely to deliver an incoherent electoral majority, usually comprising parties on the far left and the far right that want to reject “the system,” but agree on little else.
The last thing the world needs is another politically
fragmented
region mired in violent conflict.
Unfortunately, China’s enduring system of dividing urban and rural regions, together with poor urban planning, has led to
fragmented
and scattered metropolitan communities without diversified networks that would otherwise have helped boost productivity.
It is only because the EU is fragmented, so markets started off by questioning the solvency of the weakest countries within it, and because Europe does not benefit from a safe-haven effect that it was the first to suffer the pressure.
While product markets have held center stage in the creation of the single European market, services continue to be
fragmented
by national regulatory, anti-competitive practices.
The West is also fragmented: the American West is growing increasingly apart from the European West.
Some have even argued that ideologies and parties are irrelevant in an increasingly
fragmented
political landscape.
The
fragmented
nature of European defense procurement, the Byzantine rules of the European defense trade, and industrial capabilities shaped by the Cold War legacy all sap Europe’s ability to meet its military needs.
European industry is also a vital factor in European defense integration, but it suffers from
fragmented
demand, counterproductive intra-European trade regulations, and a mostly outdated Cold-War military infrastructure.
As it stands, the housing-construction industry is highly fragmented, impeding its ability to take advantage of economies of scale, and builders often rely largely on the same methods used 50 years ago.
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