The Economist [周五, 11 1月 2019] by calibre instant download

The Economist [周五, 11 1月 2019] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Chinese science: Red moon rising

Politics in Washington: How America’s shutdown ends

Britain’s opposition: Still having its cake

Peak smartphone: Bad news for Apple. Good news for humanity

Pakistan: Praetorian penury

On animal rights, genocide, working, Foucault, Brexit, Santa Claus: Letters to the editor

Pakistan: Tales of self-harm

Governing America: This town, shut down

Health economics: Shopping for a Caesarean

Mischief and policing: Swatting up

#MeToo and conservatism: Sister sledging

Chicago corruption: On the make by the lake

Lexington: John Kasich: conservative orphan

Nicolás Maduro: Six more years?

Wildlife trafficking: Guarding guaras

Bello: Open or closed?

Ageing in Japan: Home help

The king of Malaysia: Monarchical merry-go-round

Anti-meritocracy in India: Quotas for all

Rural Australia: Immigrants in the outback

Banyan: Free and uneasy

The economy: Oh, for an assembly-line job

AIDS: Testing times

Chaguan: Something old, something new

Sudan: “We are all Darfur”

Congo’s election: The Kinshasa surprise

African presidents: Till death do us part

America and Iraq: Crude deals over oil

Agritech in Israel: Silicon makes the desert bloom

Belarus: He had a friend in Minsk

The Orthodox church: A tale of two patriarchs

Polish defence: Fort Trump

Street names: Maiden lanes

France: More égalité than you might think

Cyber-crime: Germany finds G0d

Charlemagne: A Carolingian folly

The opposition: Labour’s Brexit balancing act

The Brexit debate: Can no deal be stopped?

Health reform: No hospital for old men

Britain and Japan: Charm defensive

Philanthropy: Undying loyalty

Britain’s most innovative police chief: Good cop, mad cop

Bagehot: In charge of the asylum

The new missionaries: Soul-savers from the south

Peak smartphone: Cracks in the glass

The future of consumer electronics: Keynote speaker

Bartleby: Permission to speak

The fallout from California’s fires: Money to burn

Carlos Ghosn in court: Wheels of justice

Indonesia’s e-commerce binge: Island shopping

Schumpeter: On the edge of Mordor

Emerging markets: The bears’ clause

Buttonwood: How the mighty fall

Sexism in economics: Study thyself

The World Bank: Jim jumps

European banking: Open plan

American stock exchanges: Crashing the party

Free exchange: Down towns

Chinese science: The great experiment

Russia on film: Prophecies and revelations

Literary posterity: Tales of a suitcase

Bedroom fiction: Teeth and claws

Violence and its aftermath: The price of peace

Economic data, commodities and markets

Burgernomics: Pick of the menu

Herb Kelleher: The high priest of ha ha

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