The Economist (US) back issues from June 1990:
Meanwhile, back in Russia. (political activity of Boris Yeltsin) (editorial)
Jun 02, 1990
A little hope in Ulster. (political activity of Peter A. Brooke) (editorial)
Jun 02, 1990
John Doe's burden: American taxpayers will have to pay billions to rescue bankrupt thrifts; they deserve to be shielded from another disaster. (editorial)
Jun 02, 1990
Dropping Bongo. (Western government must stop backing African dictators; Omar Bongo of Gabon) (editorial)
Jun 02, 1990
Don't bank on Jordan; that nice King Hussein is suddenly behaving rather un-nicely. (editorial)
Jun 02, 1990
The old order changes. (Winston Churchill, Anthony Eden thought Great Britain could still be a world power after World War II) (Churchill and Eden)
Jun 02, 1990
Who'll bid for Dallas? (bidding for savings and loans) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
A man apart. (Massachusetts gubernatorial election; John R. Silber) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
Seeking a saviour. (Covenant House needs to recover its confidence and its good name with new leader) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
Witch's brew at Hanford. (Hanford Nuclear Reservation; nuclear waste) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
The camera's eye. (Malcolm Emory finds photograph that clears him of arrest in anti-Vietnam war demonstration at Northeastern University) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
Will the salmon turn down the power? (the Columbia River) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
A sword called empowerment. (Jack F. Kemp; Lexington) (American Survey)
Jun 02, 1990
A fair day in Burma. (elections) (Asia)
Jun 02, 1990
Smiling away the Tiananmen blood. (China) (Asia)
Jun 02, 1990
Hangings in Malaysia. (Asia)
Jun 02, 1990
Taiwan and the Freudian factor. (Taiwan politics) (Asia)
Jun 02, 1990
No way to treat a guest. (illegal immigrants in Japan) (Asia)
Jun 02, 1990
A president with guts, and a bullet-proof waistcoat. (Colombia; Cesar Gaviria) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
Virgin voters. (Peru) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
The lady goes on ruling. (Eugenia Charles of Dominica) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
Clean this time? (Mexico elections) (International )
Jun 02, 1990
An anti-Zionist ink-blot. (the Arabs in Baghdad) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
How not to be a commando. (Palestine Liberation Organization mounts raid on Israel) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
The palms sway. (democracy in French Africa) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
A teacher retires. (Tanzania) (International)
Jun 02, 1990
Welcome to Boris Yeltsin's Russian circus. (Europe )
Jun 02, 1990
The velvet vote. (Czechoslovakia) (Europe)
Jun 02, 1990
Federal jigsaw. (Germany) (Europe)
Jun 02, 1990
Yawning gap. (Poland) (Europe)
Jun 02, 1990
A tale of three cities. (foreign opinions on German reunification) (Europe)
Jun 02, 1990
Caccia 1.5m. (environmentalists in Italy want stricter controls against firearms and agricultural chemicals) (Europe)
Jun 02, 1990
Where old parties die hard. (Bulgaria) (Europe)
Jun 02, 1990
The eastern question. (Britain)
Jun 02, 1990
Home is where the pain is. (the British economy) (Britain)
Jun 02, 1990
Counting the ploughshares. (defense industries) (Britain)
Jun 02, 1990
A very British mess. (litter) (Britain)
Jun 02, 1990
Drill sergeant needed. (drought in Great Britain) (Britain)
Jun 02, 1990
A distant battle. (planning for Margaret Thatcher's fourth election is already underway; Bagehot) (Britain)
Jun 02, 1990
Europe's horn of plenty. (European countries to benefit most from economic integration) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
McLaren veers off the racetrack. (McLaren Cars, British-based racing car team to try designing cars for regular roads) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Take me to your leader. (business leadership; management focus) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Do the right thing. (regulating American business) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Too good to be true. (Japanese investment in Thailand) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Mass or class? (Spanish tourism) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Finnish first. (Neste's corporate strategy) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Shedding the burden of past glories. (Westland Aerospace) (Business)
Jun 02, 1990
Apocalypse soonish. (America's financial institutions) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Junk sale. (auctioning the leftovers of Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Selective memory. (Ivan Boesky) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Smart money and noise traders. (economics focus) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Encore. (Societe Generale insider trading case) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Political princes. (Italian banking) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
And the music stopped. (Britain's domestic securities industry) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Can pay, will pay. (Latin American corporate finance) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Breaking the cartel. (Hongkong's banks) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
Surely but oh so slowly. (Japanese financial deregulation) (Finance)
Jun 02, 1990
The smoking crater? (crater in Caribbean Sea supposedly one which received impact of asteroid that caused a spate of extinctions) (Science and Technology)
Jun 02, 1990
The importance of bonding. (new molecules) (Science and Technology)
Jun 02, 1990
Grow your own mosquitoes. (insect immune systems) (Science and Technology)
Jun 02, 1990
Sword or ploughshare. (antibiotics) (Science and Technology)
Jun 02, 1990
Rebellions and Revolutions: China from the 1800s to the 1980s.
Jun 02, 1990
The Search for Modern China.
Jun 02, 1990
So long, democracy. (books in China)
Jun 02, 1990
We the People: the Revolution of '89.
Jun 02, 1990