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The world this week

Politics this week ecowanda
Business this week ecowanda
KAL's cartoon
Leaders

The Republican nomination Not so fast, Newt xingmengdk
Private equity Monsters, Inc? Medea
The euro crisis What to do about Greece contrary
Syria’s uprising Hold your horses alex25
Columns

Lexington The union’s state is dire 谢道韫
Charlemagne Hopeful or hopeless? code
Buttonwood In praise of pessimists 西米
Schumpeter The power of tribes contrary
Bagehot Global Britain, SOS kahiko
Christmas Specials
本期《经济学人》(20120128)开始为中国单独设置每周版块,上一个以此方式被单独列出的国家是美国,时间则是1942年!
IN THIS issue we launch a weekly section devoted to China. It is the first time since we began our detailed coverage of the United States in 1942 that we have singled out a country in this way.
China

China The paradox of prosperity 曼舞晴天
The long arm of the state Where’s the party? xstream999
Yunnan’s tobacco boom Poisonous gift antonii
Yunnan's caffeine rush For all the coffee in China Medea
Attitudes towards capital punishment Who goes to the gallows? 西米
China’s new tribes Ant tribes and mortgage slaves 字邦卓
Banyan Having it both ways 绿荷
Unrest in China A dangerous year rhineyuan
United States

The Republican nomination Newt’s (fleeting?) moment solningyi
Rick Perry quits the race Back in the saddle tinazhao0007
Andrew Cuomo Next, walk on water tinazhao0007
Immigration laws Caught in the net Eric-me
California’s ports The fickle Asian container 小傅
American coal A burning issue grass
The Americas

Race in Brazil Affirming a divide 燕紫
Crime in Nicaragua A surprising safe havenLilacknot
Ecuador’s retirement capital Going gently cctvzlx
And then there were five
Talk is cheap
Known unknowns
More personal security, less inequality
Asia

Political visions in Japan Generational warfare 千杯之心
Censorship in India Unfunny gags amitlove
Politics in Bangladesh Turbulent house 薄荷味道0
Gaming and politics in Australia Ms Gillard’s gamble mickymouth
Middle East and Africa

Syria’s crisis It looks like civil war 字邦卓
Books in Arabic Revolution between hard covers 千杯之心
Libya’s recovery Better than it sounds Eleven711
Art in Saudi Arabia The picture is changing Cherry1990
Yemen’s president Another one bites the dust dalacroix007
Nigeria’s northern capital The terror they dare not name procryst
Kenya and the ICC Brace yourself adam405
Three cheers for a constitution
Galloping ahead
A very British execution?
Europe

Germany’s coalition Merkel at the top AaronG
Italy’s reforms The Iron Monti rainintheface
French politics Sauce Hollandaise AaronG
Croatia and the European Union A cautious yes lovewj1989
Turkish foreign policy Problems with the neighbours hulamilk
Swedish Social Democrats In the dumps WendiSummer
Romania's winter of discontent
The multi-million euro gorilla
Hungary backs down
Slouching towards Brussels
Cheesy matters
Britain

Demography The changing face of London Bonnie1989
Scottish independence More than just words zhangmeisi
Health reform This will hurt a bit zhangmeisi
Unlikely cities In name only amitlove
The economy Squeezed hukangjiayou
The mortgage market Home truths rainintheface
Professional and business services Unsung heroesbadfinger
Heating up
The complication of separation
Plod and the press
A small island with a big problem
International

Privacy laws Private data, public rules parapluie
Saving lives Scattered saviours 谢道韫
Business

Affinity fraud Fleecing the flock bunny_gg
Boeing Faster, faster, faster zhouhuarui
Canada’s high-tech woes Research in commotion 悠悠万事97
The internet and file-sharing Dotcom bust zhouhuarui
Legal services Psst, wanna buy a law firm? niki571
Grameen’s business empire Grabbing Grameen zhangmeisi
Finance and economics

Greece and the euro An economy crumbles rainintheface
Austerity and the markets The perils of prudence lucas1981
The Federal Reserve Can you hear me now? AaronG
Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext Competing arguments klmadge
Private equity under scrutiny Bain or blessing? zhouhuarui
Free exchange Shake it all about alex25
Who has the most wiggle room?
The Fed acts without acting
Hot times in Silicon Valley
Angela Merkel would consider a euro-zone fiscal stimulus
Science and technology

Visible-light communication Tripping the light fantastic contrary
Embryonic stem cells Looking up Medea
Flu research and public safety Influenza and its complications 西米
Colony collapse disorder Bee off 千杯之心
Silicon implants
Relearning to forget
Difference engine: Let the games begin
Radio silence
Books and arts

Queen Elizabeth II Royal bow 绿荷
Fiat and the Agnelli family Near-death experience WendiSummer
Revolution in Egypt Square eyes adam405
New thriller Wreathed in smoke Medea
The future of Europe A declinist’s case alex25
Weegee’s photographs Black, white and blood red 悠悠万事97
Film-making without a script
Come for the building, stay for the toasters
What does it mean to put on a good show?
A tangled (and exquisite) web they wove
Obituary

Gustav Leonhardt nayilus
Cassandra (The World in 2012)
On the road, despite the scandalous pitholes
Lucky for Nadal, but not for Gillard
It's a long way from Davos to Porto Alegre
Cheer up! Eat your mushrooms...
Johnson (Language)
Talking down to America
The abbrevs are my plezh
Issues with "issues"
My Godji!
Newsbook (News analysis)
Digital highlights, January 28th 2012
The joy of e-giving
Caption competition 19: The results
Clausewitz (Defence, security and diplomacy)
Sorry story
Terrible swift sword
Fox's legacy
Arms control in the fifth domain
Game theory (Sports)
The plodding Jonathan Trott
Coming up short
Whirling Darvish
Leviathan (Public policy)
Lord Patten ruffles the Beeb's feathers
A (very) sober way of dealing with police leaks
A dose of private funding that's good for the NHS
How Dave's Big Society dream turned small
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