The Economist [Fri, 24 Sep 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Germany: The mess Merkel leaves behind
America in Asia: Resurfacing
Energy shortages: Gas puzzlers
The Evergrande crisis: Bail-outs and bedlam
Multilateral institutions and China: Why Georgieva should go
Letters to the editor: On war, Joe Biden, Pakistan, abortion, social media, Aristotle, The global normalcy index, Rembrandt, holidays
The new geopolitics of Asia: Enter AUKUS
Housing: Build, baby, build
Booster jabs: Ahead of the science
Covid-19 in schools: Safety in numbers
Academic freedom: Free now to speak
Policing: The Floyd effect
Mississippi’s last abortion clinic: Legal and rare
Lexington: Chuck’s modest leadership
Canada: A pointless election
Salmon farming: Fishing for compliments
Pre-Columbian exploration: Medieval mapping
Bello: The pen versus the paramilitaries
Democracy in Japan: Going round in circles
Love hotels in India: In and out
The Philippines’ drug war: Duterte harried
Press freedom in South Korea: Off-target
Banyan: Bamboo-shoots of resistance
Chinese-language media: Black, white and red all over
Climate-change policy: Low-hanging fruit
Chaguan: How AUKUS is viewed from Beijing
Inequality in South Africa: Not so black and white
Nigeria: Sum of a preacher man
Algeria: Bye-bye, Bouteflika
Lebanon’s energy crisis: Power politics
Germany’s election: The hunt for the Merkel middle
Germany: A dash of yellow
Russia’s election: The conjuror in the Kremlin
The Church of Sweden: Chosen ones
Charlemagne: The great sub snub
Energy prices: Flaring up
Class: Baron net
Reviving Labour: North-south divide
Gender medicine: Kicking it back downstairs
Liberal Democrats: Yellow Tories
Hong Kongers: The YouTube migrants
Bagehot: Dirty politics
Influenza: Northern exposure
Germany: After Merkel
Public investment: An infrastructure hole
The car industry: A troubled road lies ahead
The demographic challenge: Desperately seeking people
The European Union: Missing Angela already
Merkelkinder: The young’s attitudes
Foreign and security policy: More assertiveness wanted
The future: Reforms, reforms
Chipmaking: Neutral but not idle
American retail: Two new shocks for shopping
Enterprise in Germany: Berlin Inc
Universal Music Group: Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
Business etiquette: New civility
Technology in Japan: Do me a solid
Bartleby: Stake claims
Schumpeter: The Midas of Mordor
China’s property woes: The folly of Evergrande
Natural gas: Boiling over
Transpacific trade: Wiping America’s eye
Buttonwood: Just add crypto
Investing in property: The new rent-seekers
Rich-world corporate debt: A mountain but not a volcano
Free exchange: Rules of engagement
The future of warfare: Through a shimmering looking glass
Footprints in the muds of time: An old lake bed reveals evidence of America’s first inhabitants
The evolution of fruit: Finding the right customer
The comforts of religion: Faith and fatalism
Reason and its discontents: Faulty logic
The history of London: What lies beneath
Justice on screen: Supposing they’re wrong?
Dystopian fiction: Life, the universe and everything
Contemporary art: The man behind the curtain
Economic data, commodities and markets
History and genetics: To the ends of the Earth
Clive Sinclair: Invent or bust
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