The Mirage of Structural Reform

The Mirage of the Financial Singularity

Bruce Schneier The security mirage

The Afghan Endgame Mirage

Latin America s Middle Class Mirage

America s growth mirage is an important case in point.

This is a mirage, Jacques says.

And Tunisian Imen B adds __Imen Revolution is a mirage but Sidi Bouzid is a reality

The supposed transfer of risk would turn out to have been a mirage.

The idea that structural and labor market reforms can deliver quick growth is nothing but a mirage.

Gauck may not have gone far enough At this point, an ever closer union may be a political mirage.

A Fata Morgana can go from superior to inferior mirage and back within a few seconds, depending on the constantly changing conditions of the atmosphere.

The UNCTAD secretariat prepared a report entitled Economic Development in Africa Debt Sustainability Oasis or Mirage? , a summary version of which was presented to the Trade and Development Board at its fifty first session.

Sixteen frames of the mirage of the Farallon Islands, which cannot be seen from sea level at all under normal conditions because they are located below the horizon, were photographed on the same day.

In an era of globalization, there are no innocent bystanders. There are certainly no oases of prosperity in the face of yet another major shock in the global economy.

At the same time, the expected benefits of having SWFs as shareholders that is, of having a long, stable investor might simply be a mirage, which disappears precisely when that stability is most needed during a global financial crisis.

MADRID The triumph of democracy and market based economics the End of History, as the American political philosopher Francis Fukuyama famously called it which was proclaimed to be inevitable with the fall of the Berlin Wall, soon proved to be little more than a mirage.