The Economist [Fri, 11 Sep 2020] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 11 Sep 2020] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Work and: Office politics

Belarus: Don’t let Putin swallow Belarus

Brexit and international law: A shocking breach

Wildfires: Burning up

Title and ownership: Whose land?

Letters to the editor: On digital trade, Ferdinand Magellan, the centre-left, mental health, diplomacy, economics

The future of the office: What a way to make a living

Generations and the election: The boomers’ last stand

Rap on the block: Sotheby’s hip-hop auction

The horse race: One trot closer

Political skulduggery in Missouri: The will of the...whatever

Eviction: Shelter in place

Lexington: The view from the scaffold

Education in Latin America: Home truths

Mexico: Air show

Bello: Damned either way

Kashmir: Highland brig

India’s border with China: Ice and fire

Railways in Japan: Undo the locomotion

Myanmar and the Rohingya: They shot the smoking guns

Banyan: The new weather gods

Party building: The red front-line

Foreign media: Bumping heads

Chaguan: More red than green

Property rights: Parcels, plots and power

Jordan: Failing the test

Serbia, Kosovo and Israel: An awkward embrace

America and the Middle East: Stealth diplomacy

Turkey: Erdogan’s world

Italy’s migrants: Blamed for the virus

Germany and Russia: The lady may toughen up

French intellectuals: Sex, lies and philosophy

Charlemagne: Last of the centre-lefties

Brexit negotiations: A new barrier

Suburban life: The end of commuterland

Sandwich strategies: Getting out of a pickle

Education: Famine to feast

Climate change: Extinguished Rebellion

Metal detectorists: Gold diggers

Bagehot: Revolutionary conservatism

The World Health Organisation: What’s wrong with the WHO

Netflix: The Hastings doctrine

Vaccines: Strong medicine

Beverages (1): Caffeine clash

Beverages (2): Bottle shock

America v Huawei: Creative destruction

Bartleby: The delight is in the detail

Schumpeter: The one that got away

Stockmarkets: Techtonic shifts

Fractional ownership: Money in the Banksy

Global trade: Down but not out

Climate change: Stormy waters

Buttonwood: Eggheads

Cyber-heists: Malware and mules

European banks: Badwill hunting

Free exchange: Which market model is best?

Government debt: Putting on weight

Natural disasters: Learning to live with it

Atmospheric dynamics: Fire, then ice

Palaeontology: Bones of contention

Immunology: Green shoots

Armoured warfare: Army surplus?

Globalisation: Lowering the drawbridge

American history: Out of the closet

Prairie gothic: Thicker than water

Philosophy: New speak

Irish fiction: Memory lane

Economic data, commodities and markets

Influenza: Cold case

Comrade Duch: The mathematics of death

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