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They occurred because regulation of banks and controls on capital
movements
were lifted; they were shorter than in the 1930’s because the policy responses were not idiotic.
Extremist ideologies are gaining ground, and separatist
movements
have been reenergized.
Within the Arab world, moderate and liberal groups are losing ground to radical Islamic
movements.
After 9/11, several movements, factions, leading jihadists, and individual militants were highly critical of Al Qaeda’s behavior, and began to move towards non-violence, depriving Al Qaeda of tens of thousands of supporters.
Internet-based
movements
are forcing Chinese policymakers to strengthen labor and environmental standards.
For example, a longstanding debate in macroeconomics has focused on how prices respond to news about the economy, and whether companies pass through to consumers changes in import prices that result from exchange-rate
movements.
Yet the disparate
movements
were united by the pursuit of freedom, dignity, and economic opportunity.
It would push the Arab Spring
movements
in a decidedly anti-Western direction, unify Islamists and secularists in a reinvigorated hatred of Israel, and provoke a spate of terror attacks both inside Israel and on Western interests in Arab countries with Shia populations.
But it is reasonable to expect populists and independence
movements
in Europe and beyond to feel invigorated by the move.
Right-wing populist
movements
like his will eventually tear themselves apart, not least because their leaders are not committed to policies that will actually help their constituents.
But that hope has faded now that populist
movements
across the West, tapping into public discontent about the dawning world order, have succeeded at the polls.
And, more often than not, what we are witnessing is individual achievement – the deeply concentrated agility and courage of the downhill racer or the finely disciplined
movements
of the gymnast – rather than true team effort.
Tensions in the Middle East are rising, and populist
movements
have appeared in Europe and the United States.
In 2017, several European countries will hold general elections, and there is a risk that isolationist, anti-European populist
movements
will make a strong showing.
In the 1930’s, it resulted in violent
movements
led by dangerous men in uniform.
Today’s conventional wisdom links the emergence of populist
movements
around the world, including the election of President Donald Trump in the US, to the people who have missed out on the benefits of globalization.
Indeed, we can think of the shift as a Latin American variant of the West’s blossoming romance with anti-establishment
movements.
Now it is up to these elites to respond effectively to the causes of popular anger, or risk facing the eventual emergence of anti-establishment movements, like their American and European counterparts.
As spontaneous protest overtakes organized political
movements
across the Arab world, the leaders of Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya’s nascent democracies should heed Le Bon’s warning.
As a result, countries affected by the Arab Spring now face political spheres that are shaped by crowd dynamics, rather than by genuine political or ideological
movements.
And, unlike political movements, crowds tend to form quickly and organically, like dark clouds gathering to form a storm, and their objectives are immediate: surround this police station, seize that ministry, etc.
Now that the US has disregarded its obligation to Ukraine – reportedly unwilling even to share intelligence with its government on Russian troop movements, much less supply the country with the means to defend itself – all bets are off concerning an American guarantee of Israel’s security and territorial integrity.
But, while the overthrow of totalitarian or autocratic regimes shifted the global balance of power in favor of the forces of democracy, not all the pro-democracy
movements
succeeded.
Nativist
movements
that insist on the special privileges of blood and soil have invariably been bad for minorities, especially Jews, leading to the kind of violence that drove Miller’s great-grandparents out of their country.
Exchange-rate
movements
over horizons as long as a year do not function according to theoretical models.
One possible measure is to announce “guidance ranges” for asset prices, with targeted variations of margin and capital requirements, not to eliminate, but to help damp down
movements
outside these ranges.
It is the kind of vocabulary that emerges from nativist
movements
that are hostile to ethnic or religious minorities, or to financial or intellectual elites who supposedly conspire to undermine the true sons and daughters of the nation.
As for sub-Saharan Africa, the "Washington Consensus" - economic liberalization, deregulation of capital movements, suppression of subsidies, and privatization - runs against the very policies needed to promote political improvements, a stable macroeconomic environment, enlarged financial markets, and lower debt overhang.
This is the case in Lebanon with Hezbollah, in Palestine with Hamas, in Iraq with Moqtada al-Sadr’s Mahdi Army and scores of other groups, with the Taliban and tribal warlords in Afghanistan, and with breakaway
movements
in Pakistan that have been emboldened by Pervez Musharaf’s resignation.
And, indeed, past price
movements
provide little guidance in this regard.
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