Norms
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First, as a cultural species, humans acquire ideas, beliefs, values, and social
norms
from others in their communities, using cues of prestige, success, sex, dialect, and ethnicity.
Second, we gradually internalize the social
norms
that we acquire through a culture-driven process of self-domestication.
These internalized
norms
become the motivations that guide our actions.
Third, the most potent social
norms
harness aspects of our evolved psychology.
Social
norms
for fairness toward foreigners, for example, are much harder to sustain and diffuse than those that demand that mothers care for their children.
Fourth, our ability to innovate depends on the size of our collective brain, which depends on the ability of social
norms
to encourage people to generate, share, and recombine novel ideas and practices.
Because different societies have different norms, institutions, languages, and technologies, they also have different ways of reasoning, mental heuristics, motivations, and emotional reactions.
It would impose only those limits that are consistent with democratic delegation, possibly along with a limited number of procedural
norms
(such as transparency, accountability, representativeness, use of scientific evidence, etc.) that enhance democratic deliberation at home.
For example, the “safeguards” clause of the WTO could be broadened to allow the imposition of trade restrictions (subject to procedural disciplines) in instances where imports demonstrably conflict with domestic social
norms.
But Trump has so far shown such indifference to rules and norms, such a disregard for limits, and such unpredictability, that the prevailing mood among Democrats and Republicans alike is one of uncertainty and unease.
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.
The United States can no longer be counted on to uphold, much less enforce, existing rules, and countries more broadly cannot be assumed to agree on, much less adhere to, a common set of
norms.
By violating Party
norms
and unwritten agreements among the ruling elite, Putin and Xi, it is becoming increasingly clear, understand that they can never relinquish power voluntarily without fearing for their future safety.
Hathaway and Shapiro take their intellectual cue from the ancient Icelandic tradition of banishment or ostracism of those who violate social
norms.
Donald Trump may not be a reincarnated Hitler, but Republicans’ acquiescence in every step he has taken away from civilized democratic
norms
is ominous.
Withdrawing from the EU will require uprooting a thicket of complex legal and institutional frameworks, around which most political
norms
and conventions revolve.
Second, Americans, not surprisingly, have much to learn from other countries’ debates, laws, and cultural
norms.
In both countries, majorities voted against adopting the euro because they feared that national welfare
norms
would become curtailed.
A bit of opportunism is also at work, for they undoubtedly also oppose EU regulation of taxation and social norms, adoption of which would deny them their comparative advantage for Western investors.
The asymmetry facilitated an eastward transfer of EU
norms
and institutional convergence, but no commensurate transfer of resources.
Violators of international law must be made aware that the Middle East is subject to the same
norms
as other regions, and that the principles of democracy belong as much to its people as to those of more politically developed nations.
A total collapse of religious
norms
would truly be destabilizing.
Only when we achieve a culture of compliance with humanitarian
norms
will we be able to establish the framework for securing a vibrant civil society, negotiation instead of conflict, and continuing human welfare.
The developed world has an obligation to live up to the standards of the Declaration of Human Rights and other documents describing universal
norms.
There should be a re-evaluation of the place of altruism and compliance with universal humanitarian
norms.
Norms
set by the Environment Department of Tamil Nadu have largely been ignored, because politicians make common cause with builders in the name of development.
A Le Pen victory would amount to abandonment not just of Germany, but also of the values, principles, and
norms
that have enabled Germany to reconcile with itself and its neighbors, beginning with France.
For example, Colombian opponents of the peace deal appealed to universal
norms
of justice for war crimes committed by the military and the FARC, not to national particularism, as in the UK and the Netherlands.
It would re-establish and modernize the
norms
of behavior that both the US and Europe would want all countries – notably, emerging powers like China – to respect in the future.
Obama is actually far in front in terms of shaping the world’s
norms
and expectations.
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