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Once the agreement was signed, the status of both Britain and Ireland as European Union members made the transition incomparably easier.
These dark clouds are gathering as transition from the Clinton to Bush Administrations gets belatedly underway.
Part of this transition reflects Lula's alliance with the center/right Liberal Party and the selection of a wealthy, self-made industrialist, Senator José Alencar, as his running mate.
A successful transition to the next phase of wealth creation – driven by the services sector and knowledge-based industries – will require a more market-oriented approach, in which the state cedes some control over the economy and focuses instead on protecting property rights, administering welfare services, reducing pollution, and eliminating corruption.
And yet, despite these advances, the transition to clean energy is not happening fast enough.
But if this opportunity is to be seized and the clean-energy transition accelerated, a series of institutional bottlenecks must be removed.
Chinese leaders recall that the US promised Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev that German reunification and democratic transition in Eastern Europe would not mean eastward expansion of NATO.
The story of Vaca Muerta should serve as a warning to these and other countries considering shale gas as a means of strengthening their economies and advancing a low-carbon energy transition.
This is why China cannot shelve the problem of its transition to democracy.
There is a more mundane reason why many, even within the Party, think that a democratic transition has become inevitable: the Party is simply losing control of the country.
So China's democratic transition may be closer than anyone realizes.
But if it happens, it will not result from grassroots democratic experiments in towns and villages; rather, it will be an elite-driven transition, careful to preserve the government's control.
Indeed, even if we make the transition to a cleaner world by 2050, we will need to determine how to meet a booming global population’s insatiable appetite for energy in the longer term – an imperative that renewables alone cannot meet.
Interestingly, in the midst of the political transition, Musharraf embarked on a week-long visit to China to lobby for construction of an oil and gas pipeline between China and the Persian Gulf that would be routed through Pakistan.
But it is significant that Bush decided to voice this view during Pakistan’s political transition.
An entity that is authoritarian and hierarchical in nature cannot be relied on to protect and promote a democratic transition.
One popular line of thinking focuses on long-term structural factors, such as demographic transition.
What remains certain is that no democratic transition can be complete without elected representatives exercising meaningful control over the security services and the armed forces.
Significantly, unlike in Russia and other transition countries, Czech privatization did not confer special property rights on managers and other enterprise insiders (who are likely to have many ties to the old regime and thus unlikely to become convinced supporters of the new one), but spread ownership rights over the widest spectrum of general population.
In the final weeks of Communist rule, Mazowiecki helped to establish a model for negotiated political transition that still informs, inspires, and guides other societies on the cusp of change.
Mazowiecki backed Balcerowicz, and the success of economic reform underpinned Poland’s relatively smooth political transition.
The Round Table Talks and the political transition overseen by Mazowiecki marked a period of compromise that had advantages and disadvantages.
The price of a smooth transition was also that many members of the Communist regime – including Jaruzelski – were not held accountable for their crimes while in power.
The Sarkozy OptionPARIS – From the Caucasus in August 2008 to the Middle East in January 2009, is France under President Nicolas Sarkozy attempting to incarnate what might be called “the West by default,” making maximum use of the window of opportunity opened by America’s presidential transition?
Moreover, the upcoming pension reform caps 18 months of significant steps toward fiscal consolidation that have improved the effectiveness of public spending while financing our priorities: education, the transition to a less carbon-intensive economy, employment, health care, and security.
Schools, however, can nurture a new generation of environmentally savvy citizens to support the transition to a prosperous and sustainable future.
In the transition from dictatorship to democracy, members of the judiciary lack legitimacy.
So reestablishing social trust in the judiciary is one of the weightiest tasks democratically elected officials face during a transition.
This would enable the transition to a low-carbon energy system to be financed on a global scale and in a manner that stabilizes the global economy through investments in research and development dedicated to green energy and sustainable technologies.
We also have a desperate need for the global green transition fund that a Keynesian Bretton Woods would automatically create.
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