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So this week, as the world celebrates the incredible progress that women have made on the long march to parity, I will be thinking about women like Rasmata, who have accomplished so much despite having so little.
Great progress has been made in the fight against TB in recent decades; since 2000, some 43 million lives have been saved as a result.
So the silver lining in this fracas is that it showed that economics can progress by the rules of science.
While it is true that some modest residue of progress often remains after these episodes end, China's current political environment is far more censorious and intolerant now than it was in the mid-1980's.
The failure of this latest mini-reform movement suggests that when it comes to politics, fazhi , or the rule of law, has still made relatively little progress in eclipsing renzhi , the rule of men.
Of course, the world has made great progress in the fight against poverty.
An unexpected meeting of the two prime ministers in Ufa, Russia, in July produced little progress, with both sides immediately repudiating each other’s statements about what was discussed and agreed.
A seventh area showing signs of progress is education.
That is what has happened in the UK, with progress in England’s north spurring some to argue for, say, a “Midlands engine,” covering the other major urban-based UK area outside of London, with many cities in close proximity to one another.
Those nations that rejected Che’s mythology and chose the path of democracy and the free market, such as Brazil, Peru, and Chile, are better off than they ever were: equality, freedom, and economic progress have advanced in unity.
While biological evolution through sexual reproduction requires generations, we can learn from each other much more quickly through cultural evolution, explaining why humans have made so much progress.
It is what allows us to learn from others and hence to make progress much faster than if we were to learn by ourselves.
Some of these applications create good measures of performance, allowing users to assess outcomes and track progress.
We can help the world make progress by measuring the outcomes we care about, facilitating imitation and tracking performance.
There has been some progress in identifying the factors causing economic inclusiveness to decline in the last three decades.
For all of the progress human society has made since the era of the Luddites, a simple truth persists: machines must strengthen, not weaken, our prospects for inclusive growth and broadly shared prosperity.
To bolster trust, membership in the coalition would be contingent on progress, assessed according to annual disclosure requirements, with rewards for the strongest performers.
East Africa has made great progress on free movement of people.
But, for Africa, power requires power in another sense: a lack of electricity continues to hold back the continent’s progress.
And it would reinforce the progress African leaders are making toward projecting strategic power in the world today.
After the failure in 2005 of the draft European constitution, it was far from obvious that negotiations that would yield only partial progress in improving the European Union’s decision-making mechanisms was the right way to proceed.
But the progress achieved so far is again under threat.
China’s Reform StalemateBEIJING – China’s reform program has reached an impasse, with fundamental conflicts of interest and subtle resistance mechanisms blocking progress.
Recognizing that progress toward capital-account liberalization would imply its eventual demise, SAFE has made numerous excuses (to which the recent financial crises in the West have lent credence) for retaining tight control over foreign-exchange transactions.
So, despite the government’s stated commitment to liberalize the capital account, the PBOC has yet to make observable progress.
Unless and until China’s top leaders overcome such resistance, progress on reform will remain sluggish.
Moreover, whereas some states hope to revive the GGE process or enlarge it into a broader UN process, others are skeptical, and believe that future progress will be limited to discussions among like-minded states, rather than leading to universal agreements.
Progress on the next steps of norm formation will require simultaneous use of many different formats, both private and governmental.
And progress in some areas need not wait for others.
Expansion of participation is important for the acceptance of norms, but progress will require action on many fronts.
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