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By examining the voting patterns of people in individual
regions
of Slovakia in the 1918-1939 and 1990-1998 periods, the Slovak sociologist Vladimir Krivy revealed that municipalities and
regions
that inclined towards liberal parties in the inter-war period continued to be so disposed when freedom was restored after 1989-1998.
In other municipalities and
regions
the majority continued to support authoritarian parties and reject classic liberal principles, under both liberal and illiberal regimes.
The ability to offset the crisis in a constructive manner through expanded public-private partnerships will determine the subsequent success of countries and
regions.
Indeed, he regularly put forth ideas- on the dangers of globalization, on the need for global responsibility, on his vision of Europe as a federation of states and regions- before other political leaders dared to do so.
True, almost all
regions
of the world are currently experiencing an increase in the prevalence of NCDs – in part because, as deaths from acute infectious diseases and injuries decline, people live long enough to develop these diseases.
Nor does it pit Europe against other
regions.
So the world needs, in its regions, to facilitate integration on the basis of a general economic democratization: currency compatibility, free trade, shared legal rules and most of all a common will to fix the rules of the game according to a region’s entire interests.
Indeed, they failed to redress the imbalances of earlier rounds of trade talks that had made the poorest
regions
of the world worse off.
As a result, most governments in low-income
regions
appear to have done relatively little to address NCDs, and recent evaluations of the WHO’s global NCD program have been disappointing.
Yet while East Asia and other
regions
have been making substantial gains in building a knowledge economy, Africa has not.
Given Africa’s still-low ICT penetration rate – the continent is one of the world’s only remaining
regions
that are far from saturation – there is plenty of room for rapid growth in this area.
Trump’s protectionist campaign rhetoric may not have been meant literally, but if he fails to deliver any of the trade curbs that he promised, Republicans will suffer a backlash from what is now their core voter constituency, voters in declining industries and
regions.
Most serious academic research strongly supports the view that rich countries can best help poor
regions
like Africa by opening their markets, and by providing assistance in building physical and institutional infrastructure.
English
regions
may soon follow.
This is all the more true in view of the fact that the migration of decisions to an ill-defined global space is being accompanied by a widespread demand for more direct forms of democracy that can bring decisions closer to people, regions, and local communities.
Scotland may have a new (and expensive) government, but what about the English
regions?
Central government can easily starve the
regions
and local communities of their lifeblood.
America today doesn’t just have red (conservative) states and blue (progressive) states, but de facto red countries and blue countries, that is, distinct
regions
with distinct cultures, heroes, politics, dialects, economies, and ideas of freedom.
States that are eager to enjoy the trappings of great-power status – the deference accorded their diplomats, high-level global parlays abroad and important diplomatic conferences at home, and the assumption that they must be consulted on major events or crises in their
regions
– must accept the burdens that go with it.
In some regions, e.g., Mysore (Karnataka), Madras (Tamil Nadu) and Uttar Pradesh, some lower castes occupy higher economic positions than high castes.
In some
regions
– Uttar Pradesh, Bombay (Maharashtra and Gujarat), and the Telugu speaking areas of Madras (Andhra Pradesh) – the lowest economic positions were occupied by some “backward” castes, not by untouchables.
So far, most patients appear to experience significant improvements from TMS directed to both brain regions, with improvements lasting from two months to over a year.
All of the postcommunist Baltic countries and
regions
gradually established the economic framework necessary to develop new and modern societies.
In Siberia, vast quantities of methane, an extremely potent greenhouse gas, are locked up in what used to be called “permafrost” –
regions
in which it was assumed that the ground was permanently frozen.
Fortunately, large parts of the US, including the most economically dynamic regions, have shown that Trump is, if not irrelevant, at least less relevant than he would like to believe.
What is unique, and particularly far-reaching, is the precedent Brexit sets for other countries (or regions) to “exit” from their respective political and economic arrangements – whether it is Scotland and Northern Ireland in the UK, or Catalonia in Spain.
There is little doubt that substantial foreign reserves, together with the flexibility to float and intervene, have mitigated the impact of the recent crisis on Latin America, and contributed to its emergence as one of the best-performing
regions
in an era of deep uncertainty elsewhere.
Rich Europe, Poor EuropeFrom its earliest days, the European Union has aimed for balanced economic development across its many
regions.
So perhaps it is more useful to compare the 50 US states with the EU’s 72
regions.
The convergence trend in the EU at the country level is reflected in the
regions.
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