The economic orthodoxy pursued after the collapse of 1998 laid the groundwork for today s sustained Russian boom.

That orthodoxy failed.

In imperial China, this meant Confucian orthodoxy.

Overall, macroeconomic orthodoxy seems to be taking root.

Eastern Christian Orthodoxy is, however, a different matter.

This orthodoxy, however, was also destined to fade away.

The years of the biggest transformation demands in Latin America or those of its docility to economic orthodoxy will not come back because we can remember them.

These policies would amount to a rejection of the pre crisis orthodoxy that free markets are as valuable in finance as they are in other economic sectors.

The Salafis are defined in part by their strict theological orthodoxy.

Instead, we must challenge the orthodoxy of Kyoto. We can do better.

Public opinion will not be sympathetic to fiscal discipline or neoliberal orthodoxy.

Thus, it is now subject to the discourse of economic orthodoxy, which, in insisting that all debts be paid to the penny, ignores that public spending is also an engine of growth.

One cannot think of any natural science in which orthodoxy swings between two poles.

The ideological vacuum left by the death of Marxist orthodoxy was filled with nationalism.

Immigration has brought Islam (4.9 ) and Eastern Orthodoxy (around 2 ) as sizeable minority religions.

In Eastern Orthodoxy, there are several degrees of bowing, each with a different meaning.

The decline of free market orthodoxy in the rest of the world was caused by two factors its failures as an approach to economic policy and the decline of US prestige and soft power.

The decline of free market orthodoxy in the rest of the world was caused by two factors its failures as an approach to economic policy and the decline of US prestige and soft power.

After all, few had the training and confidence to question the orthodoxy, and those who did were considered misguided cranks. Multilateral institutions, empowered by their control over funding, dictated policy from the economic scriptures.

Soon after the bloody crackdown on Tiananmen, a new orthodoxy replaced Chinese Marxism Chinese nationalism.

They cast doubt on the official orthodoxy, and thus on the legitimacy of the state.

The new reform orthodoxy is macro prudential regulation of commercial banks by the central bank.

The main religions of Croatia are Roman Catholicism (86.28 ), Eastern Orthodoxy (4.44 ) and Islam (1.47 ).

Instead, the foundation of religious politics is a shared belief, imposed from above, in ideological orthodoxy.

But it is unlikely to impress those who believe in the current orthodoxy of Chinese nationalism.

As Keynes said at the time, what used to be heresy is now endorsed as orthodoxy.

Despite this economic orthodoxy, Vázquez s government also pursued important policy innovations protection of human rights was improved tax reform, including introduction of a general, progressive income tax was undertaken and a more inclusive health system was created.

Many Armenians were compelled to accept Islam or Orthodoxy the latter was protected by the Russian consulate.

The Russian St. Nicholas of Japan (1836 1912) took Eastern Orthodoxy to Japan in the 19th century.

Other countries succumbed to the old orthodoxy pushed by the financial wizards who got us into this mess.

In the financial media, China and India have become poster children for market reform and globalization, even though in matters of privatization, property rights, deregulation, and lingering bureaucratic rigidities, both countries have in many ways departed from economic orthodoxy.

The chief task that John Maynard Keynes set himself in writing his General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money was to uncover the deep axioms underlying the economic orthodoxy of his day, which assumed away the possibility of persistent mass unemployment.

But the insistence on orthodoxy is still sufficiently strong in China to remain the default defense against political critics.

When events, for whatever reason, coincide with their theorems, the orthodoxy that they espouse enjoys its moment of glory.

The Prague Spring appealed to elementary values freedom, pluralism, tolerance, sovereignty, and rejection of the dictates of communist orthodoxy.

Russians saw John Paul s Polish nationality as linking him to a long history of perceived oppression of Russian Orthodoxy.

The old orthodoxy held that one had to cut the deficit raise taxes or cut expenditures to restore confidence.

Somehow, it seems, Saudi society has produced a stream of violent fanaticism that draws its inspiration from extreme religious orthodoxy.

Even Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz has questioned whether these countries debt payment measures represent an exaggerated concession to neo liberal orthodoxy.

Just how much will actually have to be repaid? With Germany as the primary exponent of orthodoxy, the debate has raged on.

But, with Khrushchev s overthrow in 1964, Leonid Brezhnev lost no time in restoring orthodoxy and purging books that threatened the Party s reputation.

They are intellectual butlers, serving the interests of those in power, not vigilant observers of shifting reality. Their systems trap them in orthodoxy.

Referring to capital controls, John Maynard Keynes famously said what used to be heresy restrictions on capital flows is now endorsed as orthodoxy.

Such values owe their origin to the original Confucianism of Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi, which existed before Confucianism became established as state orthodoxy.

Germany s reluctance to lead on these issues partly reflects historical inhibitions, which are always difficult to overcome. The persistence of pre Keynesian orthodoxy in German economic thought, with its moral abhorrence of the sin of borrowing (and thus its neglect of aggregate demand), does not help, either.