Transition
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The EU wants to solve this problem by limiting migration for a
transition
period of up to seven years.
Partially delayed integration rather than
transition
periods or quotas is a market-oriented solution that can maintain Europe's welfare states and enable it to grow and develop to its true potential.
It could conceivably make an equally rapid
transition
to a post-industrial, sustainable, harmonious society – if it takes certain crucial steps.
Futurologist Herman Kahn forecast that Japan would become a nuclear superpower, and that the
transition
in Japan’s role would be like “the change brought about in European and world affairs in the 1870’s by the rise of Prussia.”
In Asia, many women – 70% in Japan, 53% in China, and 46% in Singapore – simply do not make the
transition
from middle to senior management.
A broad campaign is needed to educate people, change thevaluation and perception of girls and women, and give women a more equal voice – at home and in public – in order to facilitate their
transition
to leadership roles.
But the
transition
from here to there will be very challenging for financial firms, be they banks, asset managers or, particularly, insurers.
The
transition
from Communism to the market has not been easy, but Europe’s unprecedented generosity has paid off: the countries that have joined the EU have outperformed all the others, and not just because of access to Europe’s markets.
We are already seeing extraordinary innovation by the private sector, which will drive the
transition
towards a low-carbon global economy.
More importantly, in driving the
transition
to low-carbon growth, these technologies could create the most dynamic and innovative period in economic history, surpassing that of the introduction of railways, electricity grids, or the internet.
A negotiated
transition
must include a poverty-eradication program, as well as a law on transitional justice and national reconciliation that brings to justice those who have committed grave violations of human rights and other crimes, including by banning them from any political activity.
All tasks required to ensure a peaceful
transition
by the end of this year, when Maduro’s legitimate first term of office ends, should be integrated in a roadmap with deadlines for implementation, perhaps presented by Pope Francis himself.
Both rich and poor countries in
transition
to democracy have sought to emulate its examples of sexual equality and socio-economic rights.
Many believe that the
transition
to capitalism brings continuously rising crime, leading to a new criminal society.
It is true that crime rises sharply in connection with the
transition
to capitalism.
Ironically rent-seeking gave the old economic elite the most at the beginning of a gradual
transition.
Governments, most strikingly in Germany, seek to escape from their political dilemmas by talking about the
transition
to a learning society and other dreams.
In the 1990s, as ordinary Hungarians struggled with the
transition
from communism to a market economy, the foundation funded free milk for elementary school children in Budapest and supplied the first sonogram machines for Hungarian hospitals.
Such was the scale of the necessary
transition
that neither modern macroeconomics, nor the International Monetary Fund’s nearly 50 years of experience, offered much guidance.
Some countries, especially in the Balkans and the Commonwealth of Independent States, are far from completing the
transition
and have gone through repeated cycles of hope and crisis.
Though the use of hard power against ISIS may not have run its course, the mistakes made in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and Syria must not be repeated: strategies for military exit and political
transition
must be considered without delay.
Most policymakers and experts expected that, after an inevitably troublesome period of transition, Russia would join the United States and Europe in a strategic and economic partnership, based on shared interests and values.
This has enabled the military to tighten its grip on Pakistan further, frustrating domestic efforts to bring about a genuine democratic
transition.
Mexico’s
transition
to democracy between 1977-2000 was aided by a series of constitutional reforms that contributed to the emergence of the widely credible Federal Election Institute (IFE).
But, even in an inclusive political transition, whether in the short or medium term, Egyptians will have to answer the vexing question that they have failed for six decades to confront: What is Egypt?
The
transition
from primary school to secondary school is particularly important, as it usually coincides with adolescence, a period in a girl’s life that lays the foundation for success and wellbeing in womanhood.
In the
transition
from communism, many simply failed to ponder the full consequences of their proposals on the poor, the elderly, children, the Roma minority, or women.
Social and economic policy in the
transition
countries must certainly be about freedom.
The trials that it has endured thus far have probably left it in a better position to lead a successful democratic
transition
than most observers realize.
That hardly seems a rational policy for a continent in profound
transition.
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