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By the end of the currency crises in East Asia and elsewhere in the late 1990s, emerging-market governments had learned some important lessons.
DUBLIN – The Mediterranean migration crisis has delivered two critical lessons.
Einstein's theory not only describes our universe, from the Big Bang to black holes; it has also taught physicists the relevance of geometry and symmetry – lessons that spread from particle physics to crystallography.
Sadly, one of the most painful lessons of modern history has been all but forgotten.
The lessons learned from the minimum-wage campaigns show the promise of such an effort.
Obama’s example – and that of his newly formed cabinet, which includes many accomplished leaders from ethnic or racial “out-groups” – holds useful lessons for other nations, particularly in Western Europe.
Coping with Catastrophic RisksOne year after the Indian Ocean tsunami, what are the lessons?
Europe’s Blame GameThe European Union’s leaders have just met to draw the lessons from the failed referenda on the Constitutional Treaty.
The Makings of a 2020 Recession and Financial CrisisNEW YORK – As we mark the decennial of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, there are still ongoing debates about the causes and consequences of the financial crisis, and whether the lessons needed to prepare for the next one have been absorbed.
For those who have had a couple of lessons in the Quantity Theory of Money, this seems a plausible conclusion.
Switzerland’s pragmatic approach to drug abuse has nonetheless yielded significant lessons that are applicable to the US, Russia, and the many other drug- and HIV/AIDS-ravaged countries over which they wield significant influence.
To convey these and other significant lessons, and to advocate worldwide for effective harm-reduction policies – and for broader public debate about more efficient and humane drug policies – we and other world leaders have initiated the Global Commission on Drug Policy, which held its inaugural meeting in Geneva in January.
But the American election’s implications for immigration run deeper than electoral expediency – with lessons for governments around the world.
But, in the years leading up to the crisis, many economists downplayed these models’ lessons in favor of models of efficient and self-correcting markets, which, in policy terms, resulted in inadequate governmental oversight over financial markets.
Perhaps fewer lessons have been learned from Iraq than might have been hoped.
Such lessons are most obviously relevant to the current competition to succeed Ben Bernanke as Chair of the US Federal Reserve Board, the world’s most powerful monetary authority.
Some teachers have admitted off the record that they teach the bare minimum in class, so that they can profit from the same students in private lessons.
So, what lessons can we take from the past?
We are certainly not there yet, but that’s no reason to throw in the towel – or throw out the lessons of history.
The IMF’s Euro CrisisOXFORD – Over the last few decades, the International Monetary Fund has learned six important lessons about how to manage government debt crises.
In its response to the crisis in Greece, however, each of these lessons has been ignored.
The good news is that, with an impressive array of new models being implemented, important lessons are emerging about how to shape, finance, and scale future early education programs.
This raises the question, suitable for the beginning of a new year, of whether history really can teach us many lessons.
This is one of the lessons we should have learned from America’s experience in the Great Depression; it is also one of the lessons to emerge from Japan’s experience in the late 1990’s.
So what will Europe learn, and what relevance will those lessons have for the rest of the world?
Juncker’s proposal to extend the Schengen Area to the east is similarly misguided, and seems to ignore the lessons of recent history.
The catastrophic collapse of fish stocks around the world--on coral reefs and elsewhere--has provided hard lessons about managing fisheries.
How it goes about this will not only effect India's economic development, but provide object lessons for China as it ponders convertibility in the years ahead.
But the lessons from the Hadassah Hospital remain alive in my heart as much as my head.
And artists can benefit not merely from studio courses, but also from art appreciation lessons that introduce them to the full repertoires and pallets of past masters.
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