Thread: An offer for Issues

I have an economist subscription and access to their online magazine which is the same as the printed magazine.

I could at print date each week list the contents of the magazine and copy and paste any articles that people are interested in to the forum or a thread.

This week

The world this week

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL's cartoon

Leaders

Revolution in Myanmar

The saffron revolution

World economy

Stronger China

France and the European Central Bank

Faulty Sarkonomics

Gordon Brown

History? What history?

Sputnik

Spacemen are from Mars

Letters

On staying in Iraq, Dutch women, Northern Rock, the Endangered Species Act

Briefing

Myanmar's protests

On the brink

Myanmar and the world

Destructive engagement

United States

Black leadership in America

Race, justice and Jena

America and Iran

The limits of free expression

Online networks

An ad too far

Capital punishment

Cause for a pause

Health-care insurance

For Bush, read Scrooge

Reno

Turning up trumps

Lexington

Can Hillary be stopped?

The Americas

Canada's economy

The loonie takes wing

Mexico's economy

Braced for contagion

Peru

Fugitive returned

Guyana

Dreaming of oil

Asia

The Koreas

Pyongyang or bust

Japan's new prime minister

Land of the rising shadow

Fiji

The utility of peacekeeping

India

Batting for the family

Pollution in China

Something in the air?

Middle East & Africa

Lebanon

Who's for president?

Israel

The land of Zion

Ethiopia

An archive of murders past

Zimbabwe

Breakthrough or sell out?

Nigeria

Reforming the oil industry

African governance

It's better to be out to sea

Europe

Ukraine's election

Preparing for the next drama

France's budget

Unausterity programme

Turkey and Islam

Secularists' lament

Poland's election

Bad habits

Kosovo's future

The waiting game

German security laws

Times of terror

Charlemagne

A cheesy tale

Britain

The Labour Party

After Gordon

Anglicanism

The turbulence of priests

Livestock diseases

Double whammy

Gambling addicts

Playing a strong hand

Education standards

Bursting bubbles

Credit conditions

The crunch isn't over

Community-support officers

Scarecrows

Bagehot

The sadism strategy

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International

Climate change

As the waters rise

Civil liberties: surveillance and privacy

Learning to live with Big Brother

Business

America's car industry

A turning point for Detroit

Aviation in China

Dog fight

Chinese manufacturing

Plenty of blame to go around

Commercial aviation

Barrelling along

Telecoms in the Caribbean

The Irish are coming

The magazine industry

Out of vogue

Face value

Changing how Japan works

Briefing

China's economy

How fit is the panda?

Finance & Economics

Private equity

A boom in bust-ups

Buttonwood

Action replay

Credit markets

Still gloomy

The dollar

Slip-sliding away

Sovereign-wealth funds

The new Rothschilds

Japan Post

Pushing the envelope

Economics focus

Playing games with the planet

Correction: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Science & Technology

Advanced biofuels

Ethanol, schmethanol

Clinical depression

Something in the way he moves

Evolutionary psychology

More news from the savannah

Books & Arts

America's pro-Israel lobby

Powerful, but not that powerful

Country churches

Bruised survivors

New fiction

At ev'ry word a reputation dies

The Marshall Plan

From America with love

Louis MacNeice's centenary

A ticket for the peepshow

J.M.W. Turner

What incandescences! What dazzle!

Obituary

Bip

Economic and Financial Indicators

Overview

Output, prices and jobs

The Economist commodity-price index

Teachers' salaries

Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates

Markets

Perceptions of corruption

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Very kind offer. But I've noticed that the links to the two articles I have tried so far already work - is only some of the site behind a sub wall?

Black leadership in America Race, justice and Jena

An archive of murders past Zimbabwe

How very strange. When I first got my subscription I couldn't get access to the articles because of the need to log in (before I had my ID) now it appears every tom dick and harry can.

I feel cheated.

I do get the audio version for free to download though

*The audio edition contains word-for-word recordings of all articles, including the occasional swear word

Originally Posted by mrsquirrel

I feel cheated

Just had a closer look, it is actually restricted access. They have certain articles/sections designated 'subscription only'.

anything that is wanted I'll copy and paste it when I get home in a couple of hours

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you'll have your subscription cancelled before then if they find out about this little offer

Originally Posted by mrsquirrel

anything that is wanted I'll copy and paste it when I get home in a couple of hours

Thanks a lot, mrsquirrel, the Economist is a very worthwhile source, I am sure some will take advantage of this offer.

"The saffron revolution" is an interesting piece about Myanmar, but I can access it myself.

Thanks, Squirrel.

That's good of you. Cheers.

This weeks - October 5th - 12th

On the cover

The American presidency is Hillary Clinton's to lose. But that doesn't make her a shoo-in just yet: leader

The world this week

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL's cartoon

Leaders

American politics

The comeback kids

Myanmar

Life beyond the pale

Russia

Democracy, Soviet-style

Indian business

Untouchable and unthinkable

America's housing giants

Don't free Fannie and Freddie

Letters

On civil liberties and freedom, nuclear power, lighting, computers of the future, Standard & Poor's, Burlington House

Briefing

Hillary Clinton

Ready to run the movie again?

United States

America's property crisis

The hammer drops

Health insurance

Happy-go-lucky young

Urban politics

Not in my front yard

Washington

Capital of culture

Teaching poor children

A hard road to hoe

Lexington

The school of very hard knocks

The Americas

Latin America and the United States

Commerce between friends and foes

Peru

Trade, timber and tribes

Ecuador

Correa's victory

Canada

Playground politics

Mexico

Reflections from the ranch

Asia

Myanmar

Shouting across the barbed wire

Myanmar

Misery piled upon misery

Sri Lanka's war

The northern front

Pakistan's presidential election

Down to the wire

Australia's farmers

Dried up, washed out, fed up

The Koreas

It'll cost you

Middle East & Africa

Iraq

I want to kill you, but not today

Iran

Parallel purposes

The Palestinian territories

Boost here, squeeze there

The Gaza Strip

Fatah has begun to fight back

Somalia

Breaking into even smaller bits?

South Africa

A Scorpion is stung

Europe

Vladimir Putin

The never-ending presidency

Ukraine's election

Oranges and lemons

Georgian politics

Saakashvili's test

French mayors

Suburban style

Italy's budget

Too much

Turkey and Armenia

Genocidal follies

Charlemagne

The China trade syndrome

Britain

Polls and elections

One man, one decision

Preparing for an election

Dust off those ballot boxes

Conservative Party conference

The shock of the new

Taxing rich foreigners

One tax to bind them

Crossrail

At long last

De Menezes and Diana

A tale of two inquests

Interest rates

Holding operation

Bagehot

Triple or quits

International

Cities and natural disasters

Some hard talk about towns

Civil liberties: detention without trial

The stuff of nightmares

Business

Mobile advertising

The next big thing

Satellite navigation

Location, location, location

Mining royalties

What's mined is yours

Health care

The vault is open

Chinese carmakers

Nyet

Abu Dhabi

Media oasis

Maltese business

Virtual bridges

Face value

The Skype hyper

Briefing

Business and caste in India

With reservations

Finance & Economics

Stockmarkets

Bad-news bulls

China's stockmarkets

Rush hour

Banking

As bad as it gets?

Buttonwood

To infinity and beyond

Remittances to Latin America

Counting the cash

Pandemic planning

Flu fighters

Economics focus

When to bail out

Science & Technology

Evolution

Patience, fairness and the human condition

Organ transplants

Subprime cuts

Conservation

Vulture culture

Speciation

A god of small things

Books & Arts

The Byzantine empire

The lasting glory of its art

The Korean war

Blundering into battle with China

Arthur Conan Doyle

A man divided

Philanthropy

The secretive do-gooder

Royal intrigue

Gambling lady

Olafur Eliasson

Spinning tops and frozen cars

Obituary

Haidar Abdel Shafi

Economic and Financial Indicators

Overview

Output, prices and jobs

The Economist commodity-price index

The Economist poll of forecasters, October averages

Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates

Markets

Doing business

Thanks again squirrel, the one I wanted to read is free access again but please do keep it up. Bound to strike one that isn't sooner or later. Cheers.

The Economist has lost its edge over the years and I found their stories mostly boring these days, even though once in a while they have a brillant story

Still enjoy reading it.

Have done since I was young and couldn't understand it properly.