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There is no denying that advanced democracies largely failed to preempt the financial and sovereign-debt crises, while most emerging economies pursued better economic policies.
Back then, the United States followed George Washington’s advice to avoid “entangling alliances” and pursued the Monroe Doctrine, which focused on US interests in the Western Hemisphere.
These are all “easy wins” waiting to be pursued.
The United Kingdom, too, pursued robust QE – and, like the US, it is now experiencing relatively strong economic growth (which is why the British participants in Geneva should have known better).
Those are all false dichotomies, which we can avoid by developing policies that favor “and” over “or,” allowing all sets of interests to be pursued in parallel.
The prevailing response in the 1960's to Israel's triumph was that the Arabs should adapt the guerilla strategies pursued by the Vietnamese, Chinese, and Cubans.
The remnants of Saddam's army were not pursued within Iraq, allowing him to crush the popular insurrection staged in the south, and remain in power.
Now that power is becoming a tool of the unsavory agenda pursued by the Hindu chauvinists who enabled his rise.
Pursued in government, it can weaken.
Was there a full-fledged center-left alternative that Macron could have pursued instead?
Indeed, the rise of nationalism is an almost logical corollary of the policies pursued.
The idea that Ukraine can embrace the economic “shock therapy” that Poland pursued a quarter-century ago is the type of cookie-cutter policymaking that resulted in the 2008 global financial crisis.
But the focus on agriculture diverted attention from a far broader agenda that could have been pursued in ways that would have benefited both North and the South.
But previously dovish central banks in countries like the United States and the United Kingdom are itching to roll back the accommodative monetary policies that they have pursued since the eruption of the global financial crisis of 2008.
Obama’s announcement of America’s intention to bolster US allies’ security is significant and builds on the process of enhancing strategic cooperation that Obama has pursued throughout his presidency.
The program’s mission – to help guide the political, social, and economic transitions of neighboring states – is not inherently problematic; the problem lies in the way that the mission has been interpreted and pursued.
The Polish government is dominated by Euro-skeptics and has pursued a highly nationalistic policy that has often antagonized EU officials.
But this course must be pursued prudently and with great care.
And yet, under Merkel, it certainly has pursued a beggar-thy-neighbor mercantilist growth strategy that suppresses wages and boosts exports at all costs.
Until the Privacy Shield is approved, the Article 29 Working Party requests that US companies in Europe use alternative instruments – “Standard Contractual Clauses” and “Binding Corporate Rules” – to transfer their data to the US, so as to avoid being pursued by national data protection regulators in Europe.
To achieve the best outcome, the two global compacts will need to be pursued in a coordinated fashion, and treated as two parts of a single framework for governing migration.
Among all the new ideas that are pursued, only a few eventually become commercially successful.
Stephen Bannon, Trump’s White House Svengali and former CEO of the extreme right Breitbart News, has long pursued this ideological project, and we now know that what he or Trump says must be taken both seriously and literally.
But if cooperation produced positive results, attitudes might improve and objectives pursued by coalitions of the willing might attract universal participation.
This illusion, no less than Western hopes of regime change in Iran, could be seriously pursued only at an indefensibly high risk of war and regional chaos.
This is a major victory for a principled foreign policy pursued through smart diplomacy.
Finance Minister Eichel's policy is bound to become as erratic as the fiscal policies pursued by the last Kohl government.
For decades, Latin American and Caribbean countries have pursued a unified approach to aiding the displaced, while our legal frameworks have set the global standard for refugee protection.
Ever since the Gulf War, Russia has pursued these goals by promoting rehabilitation of Saddam's Iraq via the implementation of Security Council resolutions and the lifting of sanctions.
Hollande could have pursued another, less conflict-ridden path; indeed, technically, he still can.
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