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If stronger EU-level economic
institutions
are to work properly, stronger EU-level political
institutions
will be needed to hold them accountable and give citizens voice.
As prime minister, Nehru carefully nurtured the country’s infant democratic
institutions
by showing them respect, even deference.
The thinking minority needs a system of laws and institutions, real presidential elections, a working parliament, and justice that is independent, rather than merely following orders from above.
Regardless of whether the referendum succeeds or fails, and regardless of the details of the constitutional text, what is most important is the establishment of constitutional processes and
institutions
in Iraq, before and after the referendum.
Giving life to constitutionally defined political
institutions
is far more important to the course of Iraq’s immediate future than the specific provisions that the constitution contains.
Development thinking then shifted to the neoliberal Washington Consensus: privatization, liberalization, and stabilization would introduce to developing countries the idealized market
institutions
that had been established in advanced countries.
So it is important to consider the causes of underinsurance and whether our insurance
institutions
are adequate to the risks that we face.
Adequate private insurance can be boosted in the future through public education, improved insurance institutions, and lower insurance costs.
Given unlimited time, less-developed commodity-rich countries would first invest in human capital and institutions, then direct their growing commodity revenues into infrastructure, and move on to diversify their economies by strengthening the agriculture, manufacturing, and service sectors.
This summer in Guinea, for example, citizens’ frustration with widespread poverty and weak institutions, memories of ethnic persecution, and distrust of unfamiliar democratic processes fueled violent protests.
Six years ago, Ivan Krastev and I wrote a paper for the European Council on Foreign Relations warning of the specter of a multipolar Europe, wherein the rules and
institutions
affecting European countries would not all be decided by the EU.
Russia is also doing its best to hollow out from within European
institutions
such as the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Council of Europe.
Russia’s concerns about Western institutions’ post-Cold War eastward expansion should be considered, even if they are not necessarily accommodated.
The West would also do well to reinforce the economies and
institutions
of states in Russia’s “near abroad” against destabilization.
In this trendy discourse, sovereignty means “empowerment," and EU
institutions
are “undemocratic."
The EU should commit to continue democratizing its institutions, as it did when it gave the democratically elected European Parliament a voice in the selection of the European Commission president.
European
institutions
reflect this dynamic.
Society has entrusted scientists and scientific
institutions
to show respect for life, in particular human life.
In short, bad governance and weak
institutions
are to blame for the 2010 debt crash.
The World Bank and other
institutions
considering assistance through loans face even greater difficulties.
China’s latest moves suggest that while it may now enjoy some years of greater prominence, its encouragement of its financial
institutions
to go global is likely to lead to serious trouble.
Ironically, the British government, while no doubt just trying to be hospitable to foreign investors by laying out a red carpet, is helping to set a trap for Chinese financial
institutions
– and the broader Chinese economy.
By encouraging China to build global financial
institutions
with light regulation, the United Kingdom is not just inviting irresponsible behavior; it could help to pull an entire economy toward ultimately unproductive and even self-destructive activities.
NATO needs Russia, and Russia needs NATO, and the US shift away from unilateralism has restored the importance of multilateral security
institutions
while giving NATO the chance to establish new partnerships with the EU and Russia.
The main problem in the NATO-Russia relationship is not a lack of institutions, documents, or procedures, but a lack of transparency, confidence, and mutual trust.
The revived importance of multilateral security
institutions
is creating a new climate and new prospects for a security system that can meet the needs of the twenty-first century.
He denies any responsibility, even though the HKMA oversees all financial
institutions.
The Marshall Plan was a macroeconomic strategy involving massive capital transfers to help reconstruct the war-ravaged industrial capacity and infrastructure of economies with well-developed
institutions.
At the COP 23 Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany, in November, multilateral development
institutions
showed themselves to be more committed than ever to the urgent and central issue of supporting and financing these critical goals.
Multilateral development
institutions
have never been more relevant.
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