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When firms or individuals contract with each other, agreements will be enforced (coercively, if necessary) by governments, and disputes will be settled by impartial judges.
So the impartial history of the Russian Revolution that has not been written may yet be.
At a minimum, this means publicizing agendas in advance and ensuring that deliberations are conducted in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which defines a “fair” trial as a public hearing conducted by an independent and impartial arbiter.
This modus operandi needs to be changed in order to give the IMF the independence it needs if it is to become a credible, impartial judge of balance-of-payments disequilibria and sources of risk to global financial markets.
In several African countries, there are impressive legal instruments in terms of independent court systems; but the challenge consists in impartial implementation.
In the countries that currently do well on the Ibrahim Index of African Governance – Botswana, Ghana, South Africa, and others – citizens can use the law to protect themselves and their property from illicit encroachment, and to resolve their disputes in an impartial setting.
It calls for speedy and impartial rehabilitation to the victims and bringing to trial in a transparent manner the perpetrators of these crimes.
It would also be marked by high levels of bureaucratic autonomy and impartial hiring and promotion – areas in which the US had been backsliding.
Moreover, impartial observers recognize that Latin America will be one of the great beneficiaries of the twenty-first century, and that closer relations between the two continents should be a key goal for both.
One could imagine cool heads in both parties cutting a deal based on an understanding that it is in America’s interest to establish an impartial commission to draw fair boundaries for all House electoral districts.
And an impartial observer of the Merkel-Macron Meseberg Summit would conclude that the eurozone remains as macroeconomically unsustainable as it was five years ago.
The theory, in Europe and elsewhere, was that states could not be impartial owners of industrial assets.
But, though accusations of biopiracy may have emotional appeal, impartial analyses have shown that they have little factual basis.
Since these trials took place in complete isolation from the rest of the world, with no impartial observers or foreign journalists present, it is to be doubted, strongly, that the defendants received anything remotely like a fair trial in accordance with international judicial standards.
The exam that the government must sit is to use its new powers to appoint widely-respected, impartial members – rather than divisive satraps – to these bodies.
So long as the IMF’s macroeconomic surveillance was in fact applied only to developing countries, with the G-7 and other rich countries evading a serious monitoring process, the Fund could not be perceived as fair and impartial.
Unfortunately, it did not recognize that as a major creditor it could never be viewed as an impartial judge, and so could not have a pivotal role.
While elections are relatively easy to stage, liberty is far more difficult to establish and sustain, for it requires institutions – such as a legal system with impartial courts – that Egypt lacks, and that take years to build.
It was Hammarskjold who, at the height of the Cold War, first argued that an impartial civil servant could be “politically celibate” without being “politically virgin.”
But an impartial trial in the Philippines would be impossible, given Duterte’s attacks on judicial officials who oppose him.
In due course, the Treasury would reach a judgment that would be technically expert, economically impartial, and politically neutral.
For two decades, Khamenei deceptively cultivated an image of an impartial and magnanimous guide, but his defiant public support for Ahmadinejad exposed him as a petty, partisan autocrat.
The international community to cannot continue to do business with Mr Kuchma until an impartial investigation has been completed and those responsible are held accountable.
Whether China’s economic interest in an impartial world order based on the rule of law will lead to greater protection of individual rights remains to be seen.
In a normal bailout procedure, the IMF acts as an impartial judge of the troubled country’s debt sustainability; then, if it so chooses, it can step in as the lender of last resort.
Add to that the IMF’s inability to provide impartial analysis of Greece’s debt sustainability, and it is hard to see how anyone can argue that the Fund can make a contribution to the Greek negotiations today.
The US dollar is a safe haven, but savers in need of liquidity still lack an impartial lender of last resort.
The intergovernmental Energy Charter Treaty, which obliges signatories to apply impartial market rules to energy products and services, has not been signed by the US, the world’s second-largest energy consumer, or ratified by Russia, the world’s largest oil producer.
For example, the plan assumes an average annual growth rate of more than 5% over the next ten years – far higher than the 2% predicted by the politically impartial Congressional Budget Office.
We need a moderate-sized representative group of leaders of the world’s largest economies to meet regularly to discuss such issues, informed by an impartial secretariat that will place its analyses before the group.
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