Boston is indeed a beautiful city. And this week a broad coalition of protesters are assembling in Washington, D.C. for the meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. In a way, it's like the 1960s and 1970s revisited. We are seeing the beginnning of something new. I don't think government can get involved in this the way government developed environmental regulatory structure.
European culture is less rigid.
They use covenants and agreements between government and business. I find this extremely attractive. I don't think so. Instead, create a negotiated flexible agenda. We don't have the same 1960s-style environmental confrontations now.