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Consistent with such learning, the attention to governance by the media, institutional investors, and researchers jumped sharply at the beginning of the 2000’s, and has remained at historically high levels.
To be sure, Russia has historically enjoyed considerable soft power, with its culture having made major contributions to art, music, and literature.
Islam, for example, has historically permitted certain forms of polygamy, but no liberal society is obliged to extend religious freedom in ways that undermine its commitment to gender equality.
For example, in a recent study, Alberto Alesina, Paola Giuliano, and Nathan Nunn examined levels of female participation in the US labor market of first- and second-generation immigrants from regions that historically used the plough in agriculture.
The authors found that even today, women originating from regions that historically used the plough were less likely to be employed than women whose forebears did not.
Such sentiments reflect the slow growth and fiscal problems that followed the 2008 financial crisis, but they are not historically unprecedented.
Indeed, they have historically been no more bothered by engaging in contradictions than in ignoring facts.
This is important to bear in mind, because rising food prices have historically been the trigger for political revolutions.
Taming BigotryMELBOURNE –At a time when the horrific events in Norway remind us how much murderous bigotry there still is in the world, perhaps a story from the other side of it can restore a little optimism that some positive, historically significant, changes in attitude really are occurring.
The underlying sequence of disruptive technology is historically familiar.
Historically, these agencies had been reliable in predicting the risk of corporate defaults.
Historically, most political borders were defensive lines – places where one country’s army prevented the movement of another country’s army.
Other investments often take precedence, and donors have historically funded emergency relief much more readily than pre-disaster preparedness.
Bangladesh, the world’s fourth largest Muslim democracy, has historically had a patchy record in this regard, suggesting scope for political intervention in the case against Zia, if only by officials eager to curry favor with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
So we have to be historically oriented in our method.
It wasn’t until I heard that Yale had returned the Peruvian objects that I began to think about African artifacts as culturally and historically important.
Consider the social democrats, whose mission has historically been to facilitate the redistribution of resources.
It explains how “imperialists” and “Zionists” have historically colluded to prevent the Arabs from achieving unity and economic integration.
Severe unrest in the Middle East has historically been a source of oil-price spikes, which in turn have triggered three of the last five global recessions.
Terrorism must lose its legitimacy among those who have historically supported or tolerated it before it will lose its potency.
That is an important difference, for, historically, successful democratic transitions have almost always required a politically mobilized middle class.
Historically, they have welcomed all – men and women, Jews, Christians, and Hindus – into their egalitarian fraternity, teaching that all religions are equal, because they all lead to the Divine.
Thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
Nagorno-Karabakh, historically Armenian, endured a bloody secessionist war between1988 and 1994, with 30,000 killed and 14% of Azerbaijan’s territory occupied by Russian-backed Armenian forces.
Historically, there is no question that technological innovation and global commerce have underpinned rapid material progress and dramatic gains in living standards.
While territorial disputes often are historically and politically important, their economic significance is usually minor, even minuscule, unless tensions like those in the East and South China Seas are allowed to get out of hand.
In fact, China’s practices are not much different from what all advanced countries have done historically when they were catching up with others.
Historically, federal, state, and local governments have together invested about 2.5% of GDP in non-defense infrastructure assets.
Historically, whenever a new great power has emerged and faced an existing power, military conflict has ensued.
Total haircuts don’t happen historically – except in the wake of communist takeovers – but it is hard to imagine that private creditors won’t suffer huge losses in net present value.
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