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China’s problem is not that it is “in transition.”
President Thein Sein’s government has, by its release of Suu Kyi and embrace of a democratic transition, transformed the country’s image.
There are also signs suggesting that emerging economies’ breakout is well anchored, and that China, in particular, will be able to navigate its complicated middle-income development transition.
But, while the drive for democratic change has been local and authentic, there is no guarantee of a successful political transition: democratically elected governments will have to address the same social and economic problems that contributed to the old regimes’ fall – not least the need to create jobs and opportunities for the young.
Demanding a full-fledged democratic transition as a pre-condition for normalizing US-Cuban relations is both unrealistic and unpalatable to Latin America.
While the US should lift its trade embargo as soon as Cuba’s transition begins, everything else should be conditional on Cuba initiating a process of resolving all outstanding issues.
It is a very modern model, perhaps in transition to something else.
This emerging consensus was also reflected in May at the Business & Climate Summit and Climate Finance Day, where investors and business leaders pledged to lead the global transition to a low-carbon economy.
Ghana Bamboo Bikes is just one example of the major role women can play in driving the transition toward sustainable economic growth and development.
Against this background, it is crucial to empower women to seize the opportunity presented by the transition to a sustainable economy.
Women can play an important role as governments implement incentives and regulations that support the transition to a sustainable and inclusive economy.
Even without such support, women are already seizing the opportunity presented by this transition.
True, some of the old EU countries have opted for a prohibition of labor migration during a transition period that is initially set at two years and may be extended to April 2011.
The task for those charged with governing the financial system is to enable the orderly transition from high- to low-carbon investments and from vulnerable to resilient assets.
In it, private business takes the driver's seat in the economic and political transition.
Services, after all, will help drive China’s structural transition from a middle- to a high-income economy.
But even if China’s economic transition is far from complete, its progress has been impressive.
When Communism collapsed, we set about helping the countries of Eastern Europe to establish democracy and make the transition to the market economy.
America and the World in TransitionNEW YORK – In less than two months, the American political transition will be over.
China’s Complexity ProblemNEW HAVEN – There are many moving parts in China’s daunting transition to what its leaders call a moderately well-off society.
Caught in the transition from China’s tightly controlled, state-directed model, the government seems to be waffling – for example, by stressing a decisive shift to markets, only to intervene aggressively when equity prices plummet.
Add to that a stop-start commitment to reform of state-owned enterprises and China could inadvertently find itself mired in something comparable to what Minxin Pei has long called a “trapped transition,” in which the economic-reform strategy is stymied by the lack of political will in a one-party state.
The transition to a green economy now seems to be a certainty, rather than a hopeful aspiration, as growing public acceptance and technological advances make investments in clean energy increasingly practical.
Exactly the same transition is likely to occur in Palestine, but it has not happened yet.
Not even the great powers that are now involved there, the United States and Russia, can manage the transition to peace alone.
It’s a necessary transition for China.
But that transition is a long way off.
Some transition country leaders, of course, were in agreement with these without Western prompting.
Nevertheless, this is a very serious moment for Turkey, because it may mark the country’s transit from decades of military tutelage of its civilian politicians – and thus complete its transition to full-fledged democracy.
He was careful not to humiliate Gorbachev, and to manage the transition to Boris Yeltsin’s presidency in a newly independent Russia.
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