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Islam and/in the WestJEDDAH – The revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt provide examples of largely peaceful transitions of power after decades of unflinching authoritarian rule.
The OIC’s basic documents, such as its Ten Year Program of Action and its new Charter, provide a visionary road map to meet the challenges facing Islam in the twenty-first century.
Although there have been many obstacles on the road to good relations, this year could provide a unique opportunity to forge a new discourse of tolerance and understanding between the peoples of the Islamic world and the West.
We may have to look to the Muslim communities within Western societies to provide leadership and direction for the future.
When policy actions don’t provide real relief to market participants, you know that you are one step away from a systemic collapse of the financial and corporate sectors.
Other data provide a similar picture.
Some level of policy coordination might be achieved by an early-warning system, which would provide sufficient time for an organized response.
And, done properly, federally funded infrastructure projects should provide substantial benefits to lower-income Americans.
Since my days as Chief Economist at Goldman Sachs, I have kept an eye on six indicators from around the world that, taken together, provide a reliable snapshot of what the global economy will look like for the next six months.
Unfortunately, there are no indicators that provide an answer to this question – only time will tell.
Only a serious program of universal nuclear disarmament can provide the reassurance and the credibility needed to build a global consensus that nuclear deterrence is a dead doctrine.
Look at the UN human development report for 1998 which provides a few glaring statistics on the inequality in the human condition economically which may provide the basis for a greater inequality scientifically.
The UN estimates that it would take $6 billion per annum to provide basic education for everyone in the world.
Europeans spent $11 billion per annum on ice cream, making $9 dollars available to the UN would provide clean water and safe sewers for everyone who lacks them.
Americans and Europeans spent $17 billion on pet food, an increase in aid of $13 dollars would provide basic health and nutrition for everyone who lacks it in the world.
They provide food, medicine, fuel, shelter, clean water, and fertile soils.
But the cost of preserving the world’s biodiversity needs to be contrasted with the enormous economic and social value of forests in terms of the benefits that they provide locally and globally.
Examples of this new approach include technology companies such as Omada Health, which delivers customized online health coaching at home for people at risk of diabetes; social enterprises, such as the Grameen Bank, which is building low-cost primary care systems on the back of its microlending networks; and the One Million Community Health Worker Campaign, which teaches ordinary citizens how to provide care in their own communities, based on lessons learned from similar models in Ethiopia, Rwanda, and elsewhere in Sub-Saharan Africa.
This new approach stressed three major components: a shift to services to boost job creation; accelerated urbanization to raise real wages; and a more robust social safety net to provide Chinese families with the security needed to channel their newfound income from fear-driven precautionary saving into discretionary consumption.
But who will provide the market’s rules and regulations, if not nation-states?
In short, laissez-faire and international technocracy does not provide a plausible alternative to the nation-state.
After all, Saudi Arabia will probably have to provide the lion’s share of aid to Yemen once the war is over and the rest of the world has turned its attention elsewhere.
At a time when the legal academy and the profession are under attack in the US, Chen’s case is a reminder of what strong lawyers and legal institutions provide to a society.
And today’s print and electronic media provide new scope to “frontism.”
Our only hope of getting out of this prison is that another country decides to provide safe haven to men like us – men who did nothing wrong and never should have been detained here in the first place.
To meet those needs, all levels of education and training will have to provide students with the “skills of tomorrow.”
Were Iran to refuse the offer or fail to honor its obligations, it would totally isolate itself internationally and provide emphatic legitimization to further measures.
But Obama needs to provide stronger leadership on financial reform, where, as with health care, there is a welter of conflicting proposals.
The question for international governance is how to provide a framework of institutions and rules in a world of competing organizational structures.
And, away from the din of their ranting politicians, what Russians, as much as Americans or Chinese, probably want most is a peaceful, predictable international order that allows them to provide for their families and enjoy the benefits of a golden age of global commerce and technology.
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