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英国The Economist（エコノミスト）

□ 2009/09/26発売号


■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon

■Leaders
Telecoms
The power of mobile money
Britain's budget choices
Where the axe should fall
Opel and Magna
A deal that stinks
America abroad
The quantity theory of foreign policy
Israel, Palestine and the Jewish settlements
No time for Barack Obama to give up
Climate change
Avoiding a crash at Copenhagen

■Letters
On “Eurabia”, banks, pensions, Werner Heisenberg, marriage,health care, UNESCO

■Briefing
Britain's fiscal emergency
Deflating the state

■United States
The Afghanistan war
Reinforcing failure?
Climate change at the UN
Fine words
Health reform
A mere 564 amendments
New York
Lame duck David
Drugs and the border
El Paso's small step
Gambling in Delaware
Pass, punt, PASPA
Water in California
Stuck in the Delta
Lexington
The speechwriter's revenge

■The Americas
Honduras's power struggle
Zelaya swaps exile for embassy
Mexico's southern border
Lawless roads
Canada's deadlocked politics
The perpetual campaign
Law and politics in Colombia
His own worst enemy

■Asia
The press and politics in Japan
Let the rising sunlight in
Vietnam's rebounding economy
V not yet for victory
Taiwan and the United Nations
Not even asking
Thailand's rowdy royalists
Thugs templar
India's dalit chief minister
Monumental ambition
Afghanistan's electoral debacle
Don't need a weatherman…
Banyan
Without FEER or favour
Correction: Nepal's Maoists

■Middle East & Africa
East Africa's drought
A catastrophe is looming
South Africa's president
Still on a roll
South Africa's controversial athlete
A sorry saga that keeps on running
Iraq and its oil
Deterring foreign investors
Israel and its West Bank settlements
Off the hook, for now

■Europe
France's Clearstream trial
Victim or villain?
Ireland and the Lisbon treaty
Cowen grates
Silvio Berlusconi under fire
The sultan and the vizier
Germany's federal election
The final furlong
Baltic economies
Feeling a bit fragile
Hungary's economy
Back from the brink
Charlemagne
A commission report-card

■Britain
Tory plans for schools
Making them happen
School uniforms
Badge of honour?
Nuclear deterrent
Subtraction
The Liberal Democrats at conference
No publicity is good publicity [Britain only]
Assisted suicide
Theory and practice [Britain only]
The BBC under fire
Bashing Auntie [Britain only]
Bagehot
The history wars

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■International
New missile defences in Europe
Shooting down a plan
Russian and American arms cuts
Leave the hard bits till last
The Olympic games
Ring quartet

■A special report on telecoms in emerging markets
Mobile marvels
Eureka moments
The mother of invention
Up, up and Huawei
Beyond voice
Finishing the job
Sources and acknowledgments
Offer to readers

■Business
European family firms in the recession
Dynasty and durability
An assault on online piracy in China
Public morals and private property
America insists on net neutrality
The rights of bits
Regulating the internet
ICANN be independent
Trying times for El Corte Inglés
The English patient
Airlines pledge to cut emissions
Almost virtuous
The fad for functional foods
Artificial success
Schumpeter
The pedagogy of the privileged

■Finance and Economics
The rally in financial markets
Liquid fuel
Buttonwood
Chucking the buck
Wells Fargo
Ready to blow?
The search for America's worst investor
And the loser is...
RBS and Lloyds
Recovery ward
Shizuka Kamei
An old dawn
Governments' contingent liabilities
Fiscal iceberg
Financial reform in America
Bogged down
Economics focus
Much ado about multipliers

■Science & Technology
Paying to save trees
Last gasp for the forest

■Books & Arts
Anish Kapoor
Bringing beauty and beast into the drawing room
First principles of justice
Rights and wrongs
A biography of Louis Brandeis
Let's look at the facts
Israel and Palestine without peace
Distilled history
Central Asia's five stans
Nations without a cause
Moctezuma at the British Museum
Getting close to a doomed god

■Obituary
Irving Kristol

■Economic and Financial Indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
Asian GDP growth forecasts
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Unemployment benefits