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China views Russia as its strategic rear - and perhaps a base - in its escalating rivalry with the US (though not yet as an ally).
Of course, many social problems run in families; our societies are not egalitarian; people living in poverty tend to rear children who live in poverty.
While particular generational delineations are somewhat arbitrary, they reflect an important trend: the blurring of the military front and the civilian rear.
Indeed, non-working time even for those who hold jobs is increasing, offering ample opportunity to rear children.
But if Russia acts as a reliable rear guard and provider of energy and military hardware, China is unlikely to seriously object to expanding Russian influence.
In The State Of The World's Children 2007, UNICEF reports that gender equality renders a double dividend: healthy, educated women rear healthy, educated children.
But in looking to understand possible future sources of conflict, the best crystal ball may be a rear-view mirror.
But it is also not the mindless preacher of fiscal austerity that it is accused of being - and it should start taking the lead in managing the crisis, rather than holding up the rear.
As the twentieth century recedes in the rear-view mirror, it increasingly seems that, for better or worse, our era's defining manifesto has been Milton Friedman's book Capitalism and Freedom.
When the Great Recession began, many worried that protectionism would rear its ugly head.
Thus, the settling of the border dispute with Russia was not aimed so much at building a geopolitical marriage as securing each other's rear, offering both sides a free hand to explore opportunities elsewhere.
Japan and Britain recovered first and fastest from the Great Depression, Germany and the US followed well behind, and France brought up the rear.
Like the proverbial bus driver fixated on what is happening in his rear view mirror rather than watching what is in front of him, too many bond analysts focus on historical economic data as the key determinant of future performance.