The Economist [Fri, 20 Sep 2019] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 20 Sep 2019] by calibre instant download

Articles in this issue:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

A warming world: The climate issue

The Saudi attacks: Abqaiq the powder keg

Israel: King Bibi’s reign is ending

Regulating rent: Control your instincts

Letters to the editor: On the purpose of a company

Climate change: What goes up

Green New Deals: The obstacle course

Rent control: Progressives for regression

Presidential appointments: Bob’s your adviser

Rudy Giuliani’s adventures: Ukrainian vaudeville

Lexington: Mark Sanford is back on the trail

The Panama Canal: Beyond seasonable drought

Bolivia: High and mighty

Bello: The reds and the black stuff

Planning for rising sea levels: In deep trouble

Haze in South-East Asia: Gasping for air

African swine flu: Boar war

Chinese students in Australia: Waltzing Confucius

Banyan: Cold command

Climate-change targets: From smog to slog

Science and dissent: Relatively revealing

Chaguan: An atheist party gets religion

Conflict in the Gulf: Iran’s dangerous game

Oil markets: Now what?

Israel’s election conundrum: Down but not out

War in South Sudan: Au revoir to arms

Malawi: When it rains

Climate change: A warmer Russia

Spain’s coming election: Back to the ballot

Albania: Changing sides

Italy: Demolition man

Germany: Dirty, and not quick

Charlemagne: Fade to brown

Wind power: The experiment

Abstemious students: Tequila crammers

Asylum and work: Employment-seekers

The Liberal Democrats: Ctrl+Z Brexit

Defence industry: Tempestuous times

Islamist extremism: Radicalisation in reverse

Bagehot: A counterfactual Cameron

Small islands and climate diplomacy: Nothing so concentrates the mind

Climate capitalists: The not-so-dirty dozen

Business and climate change: Planet Inc

Bartleby: Masters of Business in Asia

Purdue Pharma: Peddler’s gambit

Masayoshi Son: Impaired vision

Siemens: Kaeser’s reign

Schumpeter: The lessons of Stephen Schwarzman

Insurance and climate change: Blown cover

Money markets and the Fed: Hitting the ceiling

China’s statist model: Got your number

Cum-ex deals in court: 12-step programme

Buttonwood: Rich Pickens

Free exchange: Learning to live with it

The uncertainties of climate change: Throwing the dice

Palaeoclimatology: Prophetic waters

Climate change and art: Food for thought

Booksellers and the law: There she blows

Families in fiction: Kids these days

American diplomacy: Absolute Power

Johnson: First among equals

The altered Arctic: Ice would suffice

Okjökull: The last of ice

Economic data, commodities and markets

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