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A Daughter of Dictatorship and DemocracySEOUL – It is something of a cliché question in South Korea nowadays: Who would be the country’s next president if the election were held tomorrow, rather than in December 2012?
These 15 countries drive most of the positive momentum behind the world economy nowadays.
The dismal image that Europe projects to the world nowadays does no justice to reality.
A fairly wide territorial distribution of economic activity, together with strong local governments and civil-society organizations, has contributed further to a general sense of contentment – a sense that is absent in much of the world nowadays.
Despite the transitional nature of so much of Russian life nowadays, a new consensus about Russian national interests is visibly emerging.
Some oil-market bulls nowadays are pointing to a recovery in global demand.
Unfortunately for all of us, the explanation bears repeating nowadays.
Managing the Global Migration CrisisDebates about immigration nowadays tend to concentrate on the impact newcomers have on social cohesion.
That disjunction explains a lot about the cynicism and disaffection with politics that characterizes much of the world nowadays.
Nowadays, we tend to rely on informational labels and certifications to tell us that.
But, nowadays, research increasingly is misdirected toward lucrative prizes, professional recognition, and financial gains – rewards that are suffocating the creativity and passion that scientific progress demands.
Many governments nowadays are accumulating debt in order to buttress public or private consumption.
Nowadays, the banking industry shapes decision-making worldwide, exemplified in its enduring right to unlimited speculation and its capacity to capture profits that are unmatched by any other industry, especially for its senior managers, while exposing the world to overwhelming risk.
This drift towards populism exists everywhere in Europe nowadays, but it is particularly damaging when it affects Europe’s leading country.
PRAGUE: Identity and sovereignty are often discussed nowadays.
Threats to identity nowadays are primarily not matters of dictates from outside.
Nowadays, any identity can truly live and flourish only if it breathes the free air of the world; if it defines itself against a background of lasting and living neighborly relations with other identities; and, if it confronts, in a dignified manner, both the adverse winds that blow across today’s world and, perhaps more importantly, the adverse desires that come from within.
People feel so disoriented nowadays, he believes, that they are drawn to “Downton Abbey’s” tidy realm, in which the setting, clearly delineated in space and time, is governed by strict rules.
On a more philosophical level, the show’s universe – a combination of ancient mythology and the Middle Ages – seems to capture the mixture of fascination and fear that many people nowadays feel.
The challenge for Europe’s leaders nowadays is to see that the economy, energy, and climate change are interdependent.
Indeed, policymakers nowadays seem genuinely disinclined to resort to tariff increases.
Of course, the international community has a lot on its plate nowadays, not least a massive refugee crisis fueled by chaos in the Middle East.
The fact that Sanders has barely said anything about Israel on the campaign trail is certainly unusual for a presidential contender nowadays.
Nowadays, some of our politicians have embraced the slogan “Georgia for Georgians.”
There is no doubt that investors should be worried – very worried – about political risk nowadays, including the capacity of politicians and bureaucrats to do untold damage to an economy.
But for others, America stands on an ideal of greater social justice and economic equality – which nowadays should include a commitment to address climate change (a barely-discussed issue in the midterms), given that global warming will harm the poor more than the rich.
Rather, the focus nowadays is on inequality – sometimes called income disparity – within countries.
Hirschman would be aghast at the extent of intrusion into domestic policymaking that the World Trade Organization or the International Monetary Fund engage in nowadays.
Getting Past Slow GrowthWASHINGTON, DC – Most economists nowadays are pessimistic about the world economy’s growth prospects.
For most African countries, the key challenge nowadays is structural economic transformation.
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