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But as we discovered on a recent trip to the Netherlands and Germany, it is in economic policy that today’s Europe looks to Holland for leadership.
It is certainly time for a rebirth of public purpose and government leadership in the US to fight climate change, help the poor, promote sustainable technologies, and modernize America’s infrastructure.
Nevertheless, the US will remain the most influential external actor in the Middle East, for its failure is one of leadership, not of actual power.
America’s Free-Trade AbdicationNEW YORK – The indifference and apathy that one finds in Washington from both the Congress and President Barack Obama on the Doha Round of world trade talks, and the alarm and concern expressed by statesmen elsewhere over the languishing negotiations, mark the end of the post-1945 era of American leadership on multilateral free trade.
But if he puts his former colleague in jail, he could undermine cohesion among China’s top leadership.
As Macron himself surely understands, the EU’s long-term viability requires that the “European project” appeal to its citizens more than its leadership.
The biggest risk here is that markets may try to test the Fed under its new leadership, for example, if inflation rises faster than anticipated.
In 23 years of leadership, he has avoided risky domestic and foreign policies.
The Europeans then agreed that Germany had not had its fair turn at the leadership of a major international organization, and so the choice was a simple one: a German acceptable to America would get the job.
Only new, honest and democratic leadership in Russia, combined with a real commitment to help Russia from the West, can help to correct this perilous situation.
Asia needs more help with infrastructure investment than the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank can provide;China can play a useful leadership role; and the participation of countries with high governance standards can help prevent the cronyism, corruption, and environmental damage to which large-scale infrastructure projects are prone.
Ever since Bretton Woods, the US has had the power of global leadership.
If those who insist on scorekeeping have their way, the US will be unable to exercise the leadership that the world needs.
Europe is in desperate need of growth, and achieving it will require bold leadership from the EU’s most important member state, Germany, and its most important leader, Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Though liberalizing reforms could cure Russia’s ailments, such an agenda is unlikely to be embraced in a corruption-plagued country with an emphatically illiberal leadership.
Inspired by American leadership since World War II’s end, Europe, then Japan, then much of Asia and the world rose to new levels of prosperity; the world economy globalized upon the foundation of international institutions, norms, and standards; and foreign students educated in American universities returned home with new ideas about free markets, entrepreneurship, and democracy.
To make its case for a continued global leadership role, America must, however, step up to the plate.
The final problem with innovative companies like Uber is that the financial returns overwhelmingly accrue to the company’s leadership, rather than to the service providers.
America’s Overrated DeclineCAMBRIDGE – With the approach of the US Congressional elections, questions about the health of America’s political institutions and the future of its global leadership have become rampant, with some citing partisan gridlock as evidence of America’s decline.
Emerging World RisingLONDON – Now that the leadership issues in the United States and China have been settled, we can finally frame the economic outlook for 2013 with the knowledge of who will be pulling the policy levers in the world’s two biggest economies.
In late 2009, within a year of their massive policy stimulus in response to the global credit crisis, the Chinese leadership, I believe, decided that 10% annual real growth had outlived its usefulness.
Looking ahead, while China’s leadership change is important, the country’s leaders cannot decide things with the freedom that one might think.
A potential leader who deviates too much does not stay in the leadership, as we saw in 2012 with the purge of Bo Xilai.
Its leadership will change next year – at a time when income inequality is on the march and the Party lacks any consensus on how to stop it.
Historically, the US has exercised enormous leadership in a world committed to the proposition that no state should dictate collective decisions.
Unfortunately, over the past four years, America's president has lost the credibility necessary to exercise that leadership.
But they do not want America alone to shoulder the burdens of international peace, and they are gradually coming to the realization that leadership and cooperation do not come automatically, simply because America is the only superpower.
Such a change in global leadership would require a dramatic improvement in Europe’s economic performance.
Nevertheless, to ensure that its benefits outweigh its potential disruptions, private- and public-sector actors must exercise strong joint leadership – and keep the five imperatives for the new age of automation at the top of the agenda.
They must be addressed head-on, with a clean sweep of its leadership and a complete overhaul of its governance structures.
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