In this context, the history of the Asian crisis sheds some light on one of the ways defenders of European austerity policies move the goalposts: by claiming that the pre-crisis peak isn't relevant for comparison purposes, because it was inflated by a bubble.
Supranational policies move from their places of spatial design towards domestic and local materialization, a journey on which policy programs are subject to multiple loops of translation in various spatial contexts.
Scenarios that presented conflicting outcomes of special policies and sectorial policies were removed: if the special policies move towards sustainability, sectorial policies will probably also be implemented (and vice versa).
When our nation's policies move us towards our founding ideals, it's a victory for all Americans.
But endless compromises in the service of regressive policies move us further, from the critical changes that we need if we're to create an America we could truly be proud of.
After some major failures, people usually expect someone or something to rethink its policies, move to the center etc. but GOP has done the exact opposite!
