The Economist [Fri, 15 Jan 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Impeachment: The reckoning
Innovation: The roaring 20s?
Social media and democracy: The sound of silence
Governing India: Reaping what you sow
Decluttering low-Earth orbit: New brooms needed
Letters to the editor: On Brexit, inflation, girls, content analysis, the Dutch royal family, rats, Republicans
The economics of government R&D: Molecules, missions and money
Donald Trump’s presidency: The final chapter
Tech and politics: Said the spider to the fly
Violence in cities: Where bullets fly
Minor-league baseball: Trouble on the farm
Texas politics: Stars and gripes
Lexington: Conscience of some conservatives
Biden and Latin America: A shift of gears
Carmaking in Brazil: Driven away
Royalty in Indonesia: Strutting sultans
Child abuse in the Philippines: Sex with 12-year-olds
Kyrgyzstan’s election: Steppe one
Agriculture in India: Ploughing on
Afghanistan’s bored young: A war over Battlegrounds
Banyan: Bonfire of the protocols
Village elections: Why bother counting?
Dissent in Hong Kong: Masked defiance
Chaguan: The stigma of covid-19
Vaccination in the Gulf: Made in China
Saudi Arabia: The Line in the sand
Sticky authoritarianism: The ghetto strikes back
Animating Africa: Move over, Superman
France: Colour vision
Italy: Just what they didn’t need
Germany’s Christian Democrats: Three men in a Rhineland boat
Covid-19 and repression in Turkey: One man’s terrorist
Greenland: Cloud mining
Charlemagne: Cyberpunked
The economy after Brexit: Not with a bang but a whimper
Rolling out the vaccine: Quick jabs
Hospitals: Long covid
Covid-19 genomics: An unusual sequence of events
The Labour Party: Learning from Joe
The civil service: The blob won
Contemporary art: Wall power
Bagehot: Trump? Don’t think I know him
Democracy: Madison’s nightmare
Business and technology: Bearing fruit
Corporate China: A chill descends
Antitrust in America: Visa-free travel
Carmakers and big tech: Steel and silicon
Bartleby: Creatures of habit
Social media in America...: Capitol gains
…and in China: Feuding film stars
Brands: Rolling in it
Schumpeter: Refashion model
The global economy: Relapse and recovery
Surging commodities: The mountaineers
Buttonwood: Bucket list
Emerging markets (1): A peak conquered
Emerging markets (2): Joining the fray
The Big Mac index: Out of joint
Free exchange: It’s a bot time
Jobs at The Economist: We’re hiring
Space flight: The dustman cometh
Space-age materials: Hardy, non-perennial
Bacteriophages: A hitchhiker’s guide to the microverse
Thieving monkeys: Name your price
Repurposing drugs: A pair of aces
The aftermath of power: Conversations with a weirdo
Innovation and the state: Fly me to the Moon
A novel of the “dirty war”: Unquiet ghosts
Johnson: Fight like hell
Economic data, markets and commodities
Nutrition and health: The meat spot
Brian Urquart: The thin blue line
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