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Subsequently, such an assessment would need to be effectively translated into a country's negotiating strategy.

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The skeptics also ignore the reality that no government will want to put its international reputation at risk as Australia did with the Tampa affair by being indifferent to the horrifying toll of deaths at sea. And they completely dismiss the instinct of common humanity that does prevail when policymakers are given, as they have been now, a practical, affordable, and morally coherent strategy for avoiding further terrible human tragedy.

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Shinzo Abe is Prime Minister of Japan and President of the Liberal Democratic Party. He wrote this article in mid November, before Japan s elections.

Unfortunately, when it comes to bold and innovative programs to meet critical human needs, America is out of practice. It is time to begin anew, and Obama s full throated defense of a progressive vision points the US in the right direction.

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Democracy can work properly only if all citizens operative principle is I may hate what you stand for, but as long as you are elected fairly and govern constitutionally, I will defend to the death your right to compete and win. If democracy is to be any sport at all, all players must abide by the rules of the game.

Europe can either move forward, toward deeper integration, or it can move backward, toward national sovereignty. Its leaders and, this time, its people need to decide.

But the West and the US in particular is new to dignity games à la Chinois. If it gets carried away and presumes to talk down to the 5,000 year old culture of the Sages, the West could become the next object of China s nationalist resentment.

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H.R.H. Prince El Hassan bin Talal is chairman and founder of the Arab Thought Forum and the West Asia North Africa Forum. André Glucksmann is a philosopher and essayist.

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Over the longer term, the aim should be to conclude an international agreement on resource management. Notwithstanding resource rich developing countries positive prospects, the sustainable management of natural resources, like efforts to promote financial transparency, requires global coordination.

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And what is not at all ambiguous is the public s rejection of austerity or, for that matter, financial markets increasing concern that long term growth could suffer. That is a rare and powerful alliance, and one that Europe s political leaders ignore at their peril.

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An earlier version of this commentary incorrectly stated that Professor Darrell Duffie was paid by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association for a paper he wrote in opposition to a particular financial regulation, and that Duffie donated this money to charity. Duffie was not part of this transaction, and SIFMA donated the money independently to the charity that he specified.

This commentary is adapted from a speech at the London School of Economics on June 10, 2013.

India is expected to continue to benefit from its so called demographic dividend and to lead global growth in the coming decades. Everybody sees the country s enormous potential.

But the eurozone faces a short term problem that is much more Keynesian in nature, and for which longer term structural remedies are ineffective at best and harmful at worst. Too much focus on structural problems, at the expense of Keynesian policies, will make the long run unachievable and hence irrelevant.

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