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This should lead to healthy economic competition with a rising China, alongside
protection
of US interests in the Pacific Rim now threatened by China’s expanding influence.
Another paper, by Susan F. Martin of Georgetown University, described the arbitrariness of our current refugee procedures, calling for “legal frameworks based on the need for protection, rather than the triggering causes of the migration.”
Finally, the Brexiteers seem unconcerned about the security implications of going it alone, because they assume that the United States will maintain its role as global policeman, not to mention continued
protection
from NATO.
Argentina exports corn, soybeans, fruits, and wine – as well as cars and auto parts to the rest of the regional Mercosur trade bloc, where it enjoys ample tariff
protection
against third-country competition.
The US is pushing for longer copyright
protection
for published works, music, and films.
In other cases,
protection
periods would rise considerably.
For copyrights, the US is demanding 95 years of
protection
after publication, or 120 years after creation, whereas TRIPS provides for 50 years and US agreements with Australia, Chile, Korea and Peru specify 70 years.
No one disagrees with the need for strong intellectual-property
protection.
In this sense, the US demand for longer terms of patent and copyright
protection
is arbitrary, because they are not founded on a clear-cut case for enhanced economic efficiency.
All three have negotiated intellectual-property agreements with the US, achieving what seemed like mutually agreeable levels of
protection.
Furthermore, uneven
protection
of property rights – crony capitalism – means that a small number of businessmen are politically favored.
There were uniform rules and equal
protection
for everyone.
The advantages of such a deal are obvious: in an uncertain world, membership in a larger community provides valuable
protection
and assurance.
Some businesses, especially in the agriculture sector, currently enjoy higher levels of protection; eliminating tariffs would thus alter the alignment of domestic interests in the EU (and in the US).
They must exercise their leadership to convince the public that migrants – above all, those most in need of
protection
– give more than they take.
Such alliances can be composed of countries with very different political systems, for they are not allied by shared values, but by their interest in maintaining or strengthening their own power, either in their own protection, or worse, in expansion.
It must be an alliance designed for the
protection
of the values of those served by its power: for human rights, the rule of law, democracy, freedom of expression and a market economy.
NATO membership is not mere security protection, the price of which is a sad obligation to be ready to protect another country as the price for that country’s readiness to protect us.
Its constructive stance derives from a worldview that accords pride of place to the values of democracy, social justice, economic development, and environmental
protection.
Russia can make advances to Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, and it can remind the Arab world that the Soviet Union helped it develop and offered it
protection
in the United Nations Security Council.
Europe has traditionally understood the importance of addressing vulnerability by providing a system of social
protection.
Europeans have recognized that good systems of social
protection
can even lead to improved overall economic performance, as individuals are more willing to take the risks that lead to higher economic growth.
But in many parts of Europe today, high unemployment (12% on average, 25% in the worst-affected countries), combined with austerity-induced cutbacks in social protection, has resulted in unprecedented increases in vulnerability.
In 1989, following pressure from Parliament, the government commissioned David Calcutt to chair a committee to “consider what measures (whether legislative or otherwise) are needed to give further
protection
to individual privacy from the activities of the press and improve recourse against the press for the individual citizen.”
By illiberal democracy I mean a system where, though governments are elected in free (but not always fair) elections, they still fail to respect the basic principles and values of "constitutional liberalism," including the rule of law, division of power, an independent judiciary, and respect and
protection
of human rights and freedoms.
Crony capitalism can be understood as a system, which, though based on some market relations and private ownership, fails to respect such important rules as the enforce-ability of law, free and fair competition, equality of opportunity,
protection
of ownership, transparency, and public control.
Then the countries between Germany and Russia would need added
protection.
But there are many similar examples of legal uncertainty threatening to undermine innovation and investment across a range of technologies and industries, including chemicals, consumer products, crop protection, electronics, nutrition, and pharmaceuticals.
The continent also seems poised to gut the important “one-stop shop” principle, which would have allowed companies to deal with the data
protection
authority in the country where they have their main European base.
In individual states
protection
of the weak is attained by equal application of the rule of law.
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