The Economist (US) back issues from May 1989:
Europe's Houdini market. (Europe's Project 1992)
May 06, 1989
Conduct unbecoming; civilised societies do not need the death penalty.
May 06, 1989
The myth of managed trade; America's emerging trade policy will hurt Americans more than its intended victims.
May 06, 1989
Scots awa'. (devolving power within the United Kingdom)
May 06, 1989
A most unBritish takeover. (the battle for Consolidated Gold Fields)
May 06, 1989
Uncle Sam's Islands. (Caribbean and Pacific Islands) (The American Empire)
May 06, 1989
Living under spacious skies. (America's homeless) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
The rainbow mayor. (Jesse Jackson is running for mayor of Washington, D.C.) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
Mote and beam. (America's trade barriers) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
Free trade in politicians. (influence-peddling) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
Where the buck stops. (EEC Institutions: European Court of Justice, part 4) (includes related article on European Commission's Court of Auditors, Economic and Social Committee)
May 06, 1989
Renaissance down under. (Australia) (includes related articles on Australia's economy, tourist trade, etc.)
May 06, 1989;
Of policy and pedigree. (includes related article on Britain's think tanks) (Britain)
May 06, 1989
Resting their cases. (British legal reforms) (Britain)
May 06, 1989
Wimperial preference. (Margaret Thatcher dislikes European Community)
May 06, 1989
False dawn. (nuclear power) (Britain)
May 06, 1989
Less Kit. (defence spending) (Britain)
May 06, 1989
Oil on troubled waters. (Business)
May 06, 1989
Mammy's makeover. (Aunt Jemima changes her image) (Business)
May 06, 1989
Sharing the American burden. (US needs to reduce current-account deficit) (Business)
May 06, 1989
Bowtie versus calculator. (advertising takeovers) (Business)
May 06, 1989
New kid on the block. (Japanese drugs) (Business)
May 06, 1989
Not us, Guv. (EEC's anti-dumping investigation in Hong Kong) (Business)
May 06, 1989
Going home. (South Africa) (Business)
May 06, 1989
Green, greener, greenest. (environmental regulation) (Business)
May 06, 1989
The Economist indicators. (Commodities Brief)
May 06, 1989
Dumping Britain's local-council swaps. (Finance)
May 06, 1989
Marunouchi-sur Seine. (Japanese property in Europe) (Finance)
May 06, 1989
Calm before the storm. (portfolio management) (Finance)
May 06, 1989
Off the leash. (Japanese leasing firms) (Finance)
May 06, 1989
Pitching for the big league. (Orix Corp. buys Hankyu Braves baseball team) (Finance)
May 06, 1989
The long and the short. (China's foreign debt) (Finance)
May 06, 1989
Bailing out. (Chemical Bank in London) (Finance)
May 06, 1989
The compleat hypochondriac. (Science and Technology)
May 06, 1989
Insider trading. (the computer as economic agent) (Science and Technology)
May 06, 1989
Round the bend. (four-wheel steering) (Science and Technology)
May 06, 1989
Parting the Waters: America in the King Years, 1954-1963.
May 06, 1989
A Turn in the South.
May 06, 1989
The Market on Trial.
May 06, 1989
Talking Blues.
May 06, 1989
Cult Heroes.
May 06, 1989
Not pretty dying. (the art of AIDS)
May 06, 1989
Gilbert and George and gore. (Anthony d'Offay Gallery, London)
May 06, 1989
Any Old Iron.
May 06, 1989
The Open Door.
May 06, 1989
Interzone.
May 06, 1989
Cat's Eye.
May 06, 1989
Guts and Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North.
May 06, 1989
Fine-tuning. (the Supreme Court; sex discrimination in employment) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
America calling, Russia listening. (propaganda radio broadcasts) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
Not yet clubbable. (American Survey) (some private clubs in US still discriminate against Blacks and women)
May 06, 1989
Glasnost on ice. (American Survey) (Eskimos may travel freely between Alaska and Siberia)
May 06, 1989
Second thoughts. (US medicare tax surcharge) (American Survey)
May 06, 1989
It's earlier than you think. (American Survey) (magazine cover dates)
May 06, 1989
The long march to democracy. (Asia)
May 06, 1989
Come on, lad. (Cambodia) (Asia)
May 06, 1989
Vietnam awaits an invasion. (Asia) (Vietnam welcomes foreign investment)
May 06, 1989
Playing with fire. (South Korea) (Asia)
May 06, 1989
Singapore's new commandment. (fighting the Christian influence) (Asia)
May 06, 1989
The spectre at the feast. (New Zealand) (Asia)
May 06, 1989
Still they come. (Vietnamese boat people) (Asia)
May 06, 1989
President Arafat goes to Paris. (includes related article on Yasir Arafat's opinion of the PLO charter) (International)
May 06, 1989
Middleman Mitterrand. (Francois Mitterrand's relations with Yasir Arafat) (International)
May 06, 1989
Border bothers. (Zimbabwe) (International)
May 06, 1989
Race and faith. (Mauritania) (International)
May 06, 1989