The Economist - 2016-10-01
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Articles in this issue:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon
Anti-globalists: Why they’re wrong
Election 2016: Lessons of the debate
The war in Syria: Grozny rules in Aleppo
Ending Latin America’s oldest war: A messy but necessary peace
Colonising Mars: For life, not for an afterlife
On the NHS, Hong Kong, alternative voting, socialist beer: Letters to the editor
Colombia’s peace: A chance to clean up
The Clintons’ financial affairs: Bill and Hillary Inc.
Donald Trump’s finances: Touching the void
Saudi Arabia and 9/11: Enter the lawyers
The campaigns: Heard on the trail
Florida: Where past and future collide
Election brief: climate change: Notes from the undergrowth
Lexington: No happy ending
Venezuela: The angry 80%
Bello: A discredited profession
Thailand’s economy: The dangers of farsightedness
Cambodian politics: The velvet glove frays
Protest in South Korea: Death by water cannon
Mould-breaking politicians (1): Going into battle
Mould-breaking politicians (2): Twice a minority
Regional development: Rich province, poor province
Banyan: The eyes have it
Syria’s civil war: The agony of Aleppo
The destruction of Aleppo: Crushed flowers
Morocco’s elections: A “weird and strange” campaign
Nigerian vigilantes: The home guard
Endangered species: To sell or not to sell?
Congo’s political crisis: A burnt-out case
Hungary’s anti-migrant vote: Boundary issues
Turkey’s armed forces: Chains of command
Russia and MH17: Brought to BUK
AIDS in Russia: Immune to reason
Danish culture: Cocoa by candlelight
Charlemagne: A tale of two ethics
The Labour Party conference: You say you want a revolution
Sporting scandal: Own goals
Immigration and Africa: Hello right hand, meet left hand
Education: The road to London
Looking after the elderly: Sans everything
Child development: Baby steps
Bagehot: Jeremy Corbyn, dodgy dealer
Transport as a service: It starts with a single app
The world economy: An open and shut case
Free trade: Coming and going
Migration: Needed but not wanted
Capital mobility: The good, the bad and the ugly
Deregulation and competition: A lapse in concentration
Saving globalisation: The reset button
Nintendo: Jump-start
Business in China: Mixed messages
Ink wars: Blot on the landscape
Digital advertising: Doesn’t ad up
Europe’s outposts: Not always in clusters
Voice computing: Prick up your ears
Schumpeter: Don’t limit the revolution
Trade deals: Hard bargain
Oil: The little cartel that could
The Mexican peso: Slip slidin’ away
Buttonwood: Taking it to 11
Share trading in America: Warping the loom
Psychometrics: Tests of character
Chinese IPOs in Hong Kong: Cornering the market
Food for refugees: Fat help
Free exchange: Down to earth
Interplanetary settlement: The world is not enough
Bruce Springsteen: A whole damn city crying
Violence in England: Killing fields
Culture in Britain: Civilised and civilising
Poetry and the poet: A display of digging
The Federal Reserve: Man in the dock
Obituary: Shimon Peres: Intriguing for peace
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