Preservation
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The planet’s most endangered ecosystems are located in developing countries, and thus depend on some of the world’s neediest communities for their
preservation.
At the heart of this deal is the
preservation
of the Kyoto Protocol.
Today, however, global public goods include new issues – not only climate change, but also
preservation
of endangered species, outer space, and the “virtual commons” of cyberspace.
So-called elites who care about the
preservation
of democracy and the rule of law must come to grips with the anger, fear, and despair that have plagued voters since the financial crisis of 2008-2009.
Thatcher was always hugely supportive of the
preservation
of Hong Kong’s rule of law, civil liberties, and democratic aspirations.
The 75% of Russians who make up the Putin majority are essentially passive, and seek only the
preservation
of a paternalistic state.
In many other states, voters have approved public financing of elections, the adoption and
preservation
of Medicaid expansion, and marijuana legalization.
After Brexit and Trump’s election, one certainty is that the relationship between France and Germany will be more important than ever for the
preservation
of the geopolitical West.
At the time of this writing, he still defends the validity of his work, while admitting “human errors” in the
preservation
of the stem-cell lines, including contamination by a fungus.
In permitting the murder of people whose only purpose is the
preservation
of human dignity, Russia is losing its hope for a better future.
What advocates of greater efforts to reduce carbon emissions - or of increasing expenditures on environmental
preservation
- overlook is that at any point in time there is a constraint on total world output.
This suggests, in turn, that the value attached (at the margin) to these other expenditures is less than that attached to environmental
preservation.
Saving NATO From TrumpMADRID – Sixty-nine years ago, the foreign ministers of 12 countries in North America and Western Europe gathered in Washington, DC, to sign the North Atlantic Treaty, in which they “resolved to unite their efforts for collective defense and for the
preservation
of peace and security.”
But the heart of the matter is the
preservation
of ancient patriarchal rights that go back to Biblical times, reformatted to fit the demands of globalized capitalism.
In the coming weeks, Europe’s governments will be measured by their commitment to the
preservation
of this vital global resource.
There the European Central Bank has also used up its gunpowder and cannot create inflation even if it wished to do so (which it cannot, because the Maastricht Treaty defines
preservation
of price stability as the ECB’s only goal.)
Iran’s policy toward its western neighbor appears to have two main goals:
preservation
of influence there, and prevention of any spillover of Iraq’s ethnic conflicts into its own multi-ethnic and multi-confessional society.
Our global open society lacks the institutions and mechanisms necessary for its preservation, and there is no political will to bring them into existence.
Admittedly, there are common interests on a global level, such as the
preservation
of the environment and the prevention of war.
The problems include a surge in unemployment, and the need to reallocate fiscal resources to these individuals, whose welfare is critical to the
preservation
of social stability.
Even the
preservation
of the market itself requires more than self-interest: market participants compete to win, and if they could, would eliminate competition.
But globalization has its downside: financial markets are unstable; free competition creates and reinforces inequalities nationally and internationally; collective interests, from
preservation
of peace to human rights and environmental protection, receive short shrift.
They are right to point out that its quality – in terms of
preservation
of the environment, work conditions, or income distribution – matters, too.
A majority of Israelis would probably back a preventive attack on Iran and satisfy themselves with the
preservation
of the status quo in relations with the Palestinians.
For a majority of Israelis today, the present and the foreseeable future are not about peacemaking, but about conflict management, through the
preservation
of credible deterrence – a hard-core realistic assessment darkened by the perception that, while time is not necessarily on Israel’s side, that there is no alternative.
The final pitfall is excessively rapid depletion of oil or mineral deposits, in violation of optimal rates of saving, let alone environmental
preservation.
That difference helps explain the relatively greater
preservation
of Tunisia’s social structures and local traditions.
Those priorities include the
preservation
of Europe’s post-Cold War political and security architecture, the protection of the territorial integrity of European countries, and respect for the shared norms embodied by institutions like the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Council of Europe.
The main danger for today’s stabilization period concerns the functioning of democratic institutions and the
preservation
of freedom of speech.
The alternative is a continuation of the status quo, with poorly performing companies propped up in the name of job
preservation
and social stability – even as they raise risks for Chinese banks.
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