Geography
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Shared
geography
does not mean shared culture, as the conflict in Syria clearly demonstrates.
Europe is losing out in the worldwide race for talent, and the global recession is providing an opportunity to redesign the
geography
of human capital endowments.
First, some countries are heavily burdened by their physical
geography.
The rich countries should help the poor countries to overcome the burdens of their
geography
by helping to fund a major fight against as AIDS, malaria, and other tropical infectious diseases.
Europe is a peculiar combination of
geography
and history, but the boundaries of the EU – and thus the prospects for its further enlargement – are determined by its absorptive capacity and the adaptive abilities of candidate countries.
It would also underscore a basic truth: the common challenge of sustainable development should unify a world divided by income, religion, and
geography.
His neighborhood is his world, the
geography
of his calendar.
But that hardly makes the Middle East unique: Most borders around the world owe their legacy less to thoughtful design or popular choice than to some mixture of violence, ambition, geography, and chance.
Such ventures now dot Asia’s geography, even as tensions over unsettled boundaries and sovereignty claims are fueling turbulence.
Asia can use its
geography
either to keep its states isolated, or to trade with one another and develop to the benefit of all.
China’s territorial claims on Russia are often noted in Chinese grade school
geography
textbooks, which include a number of Russian Far Eastern regions within China’s borders.
The
geography
of the exercises, and the offensive nature of the tasks undertaken, leaves little doubt that Russia was cast in the role of “potential adversary.”
As large as the decline in transport and communications costs has been, it has not obliterated
geography.
To be sure, the
geography
of attachments and identities is not fixed; indeed, it has changed over the course of history.
With people of various income levels increasingly divided by geography, income inequality can worsen and the risk of social polarization – and even serious conflict – can grow.
According to UCLA
geography
professor Gregory Okin, if all the dogs and cats in the U.S. comprised a separate country, that country would rank fifth in the world in meat consumption, behind only Russia, Brazil, the United States and China.
Despite their common geography, history, and economic interests, their strategic trajectories will diverge.
But
geography
should never be the deciding factor in patients’ fight to survive the disease.
But, if one uses
geography
to isolate exogenous determinants of trade, it becomes apparent that trade has been among the most powerful drivers of Asia’s economic success, and thus the convergence between the developed and developing worlds.
Quite simply, we stopped viewing our
geography
and history as a curse or disadvantage.
Economic, political, and social ties, not geography, determine this neighborhood’s ever-shifting borders, within which are Europe’s most important partners, from the United States to China to other emerging countries and non-state actors.
Like any country, Ukraine’s relations with the world are determined by four interlocking factors: history, patriotism, national interests, and
geography.
When it comes to poverty reduction, the people who benefit first are most likely those who were best equipped to do so, owing to, say, their background or
geography.
Accordingly, they disregarded the territory’s history, geography, demography, and ethnic and religious diversity.
The reason for these differences lie not in an excessive "speed" of Russia's reforms, but in geography, structural conditions, and of course politics.
Such countries took advantage of their favorable
geography
to attract large-scale investments from Western Europe.
While those grievances are not exclusively economic, the
geography
of populism does fit that of the EU’s economic malaise: too many Europeans have been losing out for too long.
Read More from "Zone Defense"Europe as a TaskFor me as Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Europe has a meaning that goes far beyond
geography.
And the new
geography
of power implied by the shift in the world’s economic center of gravity from the transatlantic region toward the Asia-Pacific region does not conform to the conceptual map of twentieth-century – let alone nineteenth-century – geopolitics.
By 2020, the
geography
of innovation, in addition to that of the wealth of nations, will have undergone a massive rebalancing process.
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