The ripples of Mr. Kerry's policy innovations can be seen across the Democratic field.
Instead, it searches for policy innovations that provide a shortcut around local economic or political complications.
The driving force behind these global policy innovations has been neither America nor China, but a third power which is increasingly overlooked: Europe.
The event brought together leading banks, investors, public bodies and civil society organisations working to promote market and policy innovations that align finance with the green economy.
Is it not the case that many key policy innovations, such as independence for the central bank, were first floated by the Liberal Democrats?
The potential benefits and costs of drug policy innovations will remain incalculable as long as governments refuse to implement and research them.
His said his party would acquiesce to no policy innovations they didn't like that were not in the coalition agreement, including the NHS reforms.
Even the Democratic Leadership Council, which served as the ideological springboard for Clinton's agenda, has gravitated toward electoral politics and away from policy innovations.
Policy innovations consolidate leadership in Britain and IndiaThe impact investing market in Britain is poised for strong growth, largely due to recent policy innovations such as tax breaks for social investors, and a social investment bank that invests unclaimed assets to bolster impact investing intermediaries.
Ideally pre-K would be universal, serving poor and middle class alike, says Mr Castro: to thrive, policy innovations must be inclusive.They must also be seen to pay off.
What each party should be saying is, "Given this world, here are the specific tax reforms, spending cuts, investments and policy innovations we need to grow our middle class, sustain our retirees and shrink inequality".
