The Economist (US) back issues from August 1992:
Out of Bosnia. (lessons learned from the Yugoslavian civil wars) (Editorial) (Cover Story)
Aug 01, 1992
Mr Clinton, meet Mr Kinnock. (Democrats learn from Labor Party loss)
Aug 01, 1992
The grating dictator. (Saddam Hussein) (Editorial)
Aug 01, 1992
Artificial stupidity. (artificial intelligence) (Editorial)
Aug 01, 1992
High-tech sport. (technological advances) (Editorial)
Aug 01, 1992
Seen but not heard. (Irish terrorist sympathizers)
Aug 01, 1992
ICI catches up. (Imperial Chemicals Industries PLC) (Editorial)
Aug 01, 1992
Lonesome George. (George Bush's popularity) (American Survey)
Aug 01, 1992
Slowly: free trade. (North American Free Trade Agreement) (American Survey)
Aug 01, 1992
Farewell, dumb blonde: litigation (Americans with Disabilities Act) (American Survey)
Aug 01, 1992
Bitter pill: abortion. (RU-486, abortion pill) (American Survey)
Aug 01, 1992
T'd off. (Ice-T withdraws recording 'Cop Killer' from his album)
Aug 01, 1992
Class or race? Education.
Aug 01, 1992
His master's keeper. (Secretary of State James Baker)
Aug 01, 1992
Miyazawa's moment. (Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa)
Aug 01, 1992
One's company: Taiwan. (relations with China)
Aug 01, 1992
An olive branch: Philippines.
Aug 01, 1992
In trouble: Tajikistan.
Aug 01, 1992
Vacancy expected: Pakistan. (Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif)
Aug 01, 1992
Through the roof. (Mount Everest climbers)
Aug 01, 1992
Imperturbably Saddam. (Iraqi President Saddam Hussein)
Aug 01, 1992
Everything the other is not: Islam and the West.
Aug 01, 1992
Unsettling: Israel. (occupied territories housing)
Aug 01, 1992
The Escobar escape: Colombia. (escaped drug dealer Pablo Escobar)
Aug 01, 1992
A surprise for Sir James: the Seychelles. (defeated Seychelles President Sir James Mancham)
Aug 01, 1992
When will they call it peace. (Bosnia)
Aug 01, 1992
When Europeans unravel. (Western European Union)
Aug 01, 1992
Brutalized: Bosnia.
Aug 01, 1992
The next Balkan explosion? (Kosovo, Yugoslavia)
Aug 01, 1992
The price of a name: Macedonia.
Aug 01, 1992
Nail-biting stuff: Italy.
Aug 01, 1992
Yeltsin's coup: Russia. (President Boris Yeltsin)
Aug 01, 1992
Zut alors! France. (prime minister Pierre Beregovoy)
Aug 01, 1992
Snouts to the trough. (European Commission)
Aug 01, 1992
No land in an island. (foreign relations of the United Kingdom)
Aug 01, 1992
Chronicle of a death foretold: education and employment.
Aug 01, 1992
Ready for lift-off: manufacturing.
Aug 01, 1992
Survival specialists? Asian business.
Aug 01, 1992
A4 tune. (auctions of automobile license plates)
Aug 01, 1992
Five years on. (British parliament) (Column)
Aug 01, 1992
White-collar computers. (innovative use of computers)
Aug 01, 1992
Washed up. (environmental impact of dish washing)
Aug 01, 1992
Unite: car makers of the world. (financial crunch expected)
Aug 01, 1992
On Harvard's heels. (business schools in England)
Aug 01, 1992
Asunder: ICI. (Imperial Chemical Industries PLC will divide into two firms)
Aug 01, 1992
Reinventing the wheel: bicycle makers. (new designs)
Aug 01, 1992
The model-T of suits. (Aoyama Shoji, Japanese clothing manufacturer and retailer)
Aug 01, 1992
Sound salvation: America's radio business. (Federal Communications Commission to raise ownership limits)
Aug 01, 1992
When firms go bust. (bankruptcy)
Aug 01, 1992
French shareholders v British creditors. (bankruptcy laws in Japan, Germany, France and Britain)
Aug 01, 1992
The bear grows fiercer. (Tokyo stock market prices falling)
Aug 01, 1992
Distressed gents: Lloyd's of London. (new chairman to take over ailing bank)
Aug 01, 1992
Anyone for snakes and ladders? (Europe's exchange rate mechanism)
Aug 01, 1992
In bonds we trust: Wellcome. (Wellcome Trust, medical charity)
Aug 01, 1992
Thriving on cheap money: American financial firms.
Aug 01, 1992
Keeping an eye on cash: bank accounting.
Aug 01, 1992
The defences. (immune system)
Aug 01, 1992
Grow your own: civil engineering. (limestone)
Aug 01, 1992
A SMARTee tube. (robotics)
Aug 01, 1992
Where there's a will. (Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Aug 01, 1992
Failed ballerina: Jeanne Moreau. (New York, New York Museum of Modern Art retrospective)
Aug 01, 1992
Viennese stage: Theatre Museum.
Aug 01, 1992
Truman.
Aug 01, 1992
The Catholic Families.
Aug 01, 1992
Contending With Hitler: Varieties of German Resistance in the Third Reich.(Brief Article)
Aug 01, 1992