Putin s History Lessons

Policymaking is often dominated by simple lessons learned from economic history.

One of the lessons that history teaches us is that history often teaches us the wrong lessons.

History never repeats itself exactly, but there are lessons to be learned from that episode.

But you can either trap yourself inside history or take lessons from it and move on.

Nevertheless, we should remember the lessons of history.

There are at least three lessons to draw from these musings of a one time university history student.

They will stress that if the lessons of history are not learned, history is bound to repeat itself.

History offers no clear lessons, though many people like to think otherwise.

Few countries if any have so effectively internalized the lessons of their history.

Emerging markets external and fiscal positions have been stronger than ever, thanks to the hard lessons learned from their own crisis prone history.

That is all the more reason for them to heed the lessons of history.

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So what lessons does history have to teach us about our current global economic predicament?

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Conscious of the fact that the history of humanity is replete with major atrocities as a result of gross violations of human rights, and believing that lessons can be learned from history to avert future tragedies,

One of the lessons that history teaches us is that history often teaches us the wrong lessons. For India s nationalist leaders, this meant that every foreigner with a briefcase should be viewed as the thin edge of a neo imperial wedge.

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The day before yesterday, 7 May, in Wrocław, the President of Poland said, to remember is to understand history, drawing lessons from it and living by its precepts .

History, however, teaches many lessons, some of them contradictory, and is never repeated in quite the same way.

History should be written to record facts and to provide useful lessons so as not to repeat itself.

Two lessons arise from these considerations.

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To ensure a durable exit from the crisis, and to build foundations for sustained and broad based growth in a globalized world, developing countries in 2010 and beyond must draw the right lessons from history.

It also carries lessons about how the resilient and impersonal forces of history can constrain any leader s drive for change.

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But you can either trap yourself inside history or take lessons from it and move on. To date, unfortunately, Turkey s nationalists, within both state and society, have opted for the former option.

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From such tragedies we take lessons, and learn.

Usually music appreciation classes involve some history lessons to explain why people of a certain era liked the music that they did.

For example, there's excellent reason to believe that virtually all humans are born with a moral sense, and that we have cognitive abilities that allow us to profit from the lessons of history.

BRUSSELS Two lessons have emerged from Europe s financial crisis.

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Fragments from History, (1994).

Indeed, his speeches frequently offer lessons in Jewish history, while casting the Holy Land as both a Jewish right and an Israeli national symbol.