The Economist (US) back issues from December 1995:
Implementing peace. (current political and military events from Europe and Asia)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Taking aim. (current political events in Africa and the Middle East)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Korea's can of worms. (current political events from Southeast Asia)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Pacifying Quebec. (current political events from North and Latin America)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Taking stock.(world stockmarket news)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Relationships.(mergers, divestments, subsidiaries)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Worth its weight.(gold prices; telecommunication trade rules; Russian privatization)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Taking charge.(British Telecom names Peter Bonfield chief executive)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The Republicans' choice.(presidential candidate Bob Dole)(Editorial)(Cover Story)
Dec 02, 1995
Pretty good, in the circumstances.(British economy)(Editorial)
Dec 02, 1995
Cambodia's crumbling democracy.(Brief Article)(Editorial)
Dec 02, 1995
Dear Quebec.(Canada's offer to the Quebec separatists)(Editorial)
Dec 02, 1995
Multinationals and their morals.(Shell Petroleum in Nigeria)(Editorial)
Dec 02, 1995
Suits or straitjackets?(limiting class action lawsuits by shareholders)(Editorial)
Dec 02, 1995
California, back in the picture. (industrial and economic development)(American Survey)
Dec 02, 1995
Gambling the presidency: America in Bosnia. (outcome of 1996 presidential election may depend on success of US intervention in Bosnia-Herzegovina)(American Survey)
Dec 02, 1995
A better idea: school reform. (two public school reform programs evaluatated; Baltimore, Maryland)(American Survey)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Free as a bird: speed limits. (new federal highway bill allows states set own speed limits)(American Survey)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The hopeless jobless. (long-term unemployed has doubled since 1990)(American Survey)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The ballad of Jesse and John: tourist traps. (Jesse James and John Wilkes Booth may be buried in Granbury, Texas)(American Survey)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Unfare. (many taxi cab drivers refuse to pick up black male customers)(American Survey)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The trouble with freshman. (new Republican legislators)(Lexington)(Column)
Dec 02, 1995
Catching South Korea's tigers.(Kim Young Sam)
Dec 02, 1995
Central planning's last gasp: Japan.(Economic Planing Agency)
Dec 02, 1995
Lost illusions: Myanmar.(opposition party pulls out of national constitutional convention because it realizes that the military government will not share power)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Dodging bullets by dodging issues.(Japan avoids international military involvement)
Dec 02, 1995
China growls: Taiwan.(China says it may invade Taiwan even if it just suspects Taiwan is attempting to become a completely independent nation)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
India's saintly lobbyist.(Mother Teresa is criticized for lobbying for jobs for Christian untouchables)
Dec 02, 1995
Living with contradiction: Vietnam. (market economy in Vietnam)
Dec 02, 1995
Urban crime: from Rio.... (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Dec 02, 1995
... to Jo'burg. (many white South Africans are moving to gated communities to escape crime and the changes wrought by the end of apartheid)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Fighting for the nation, again: Zimbabwe. (pro-democracy, independent candidate Margaret Dongo regained her parliamentary seat despite opposition from the ruling ZANU-PF party)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Vote or fight: Egypt. (the Egyptian government staged a crackdown on The Muslim Brotherhood prior to the Nov 29, 1995 elections)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Faster track: the Palestinians. (Israel accelerated the pace of withdrawal from the West Bank after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin; Palestinians prepare for elections)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Gold at the end of the railway: Iran and Central Asia. (free-trade zones)
Dec 02, 1995
It's all talk: Venezuela. (economic policy)
Dec 02, 1995
Sibling embarrassment. (former Mexican Pres Carlos Salinas denies any knowledge of alleged wrongdoing by his brother Raul Salinas)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
A new crusade.(international meeting on the future of the Mediterranean region)
Dec 02, 1995
Germany's Eurogeld.(European Monetary Union)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Going under: France.(economy)
Dec 02, 1995
Stormy weather: Russia.(Russian elections)
Dec 02, 1995
Going back east? Belarus.
Dec 02, 1995
Madness: Slovakia.(political unrest)
Dec 02, 1995
The diminishing divisions of the pope.(papal authority in Europe)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The enforcers; Bosnia's peace.
Dec 02, 1995
Look, someone's blinked.(UK, Ireland make progress over Northern Ireland just before President Clinton arrives)
Dec 02, 1995
Ken Clarke's rose-tinted vision.(UK Chancellor's 1995 budget)
Dec 02, 1995
The tinkerer.(UK Chancellor Kenneth Clarke's 1995 budget)(Column)
Dec 02, 1995
How and why to survive Chinese tax torture. (proposed business tax reforms)
Dec 02, 1995
The recovery department: Japanese retailing.
Dec 02, 1995
The Internet's golden switch makers: computer networking.
Dec 02, 1995
The would-be network king: American television. (Barry Diller's Silver King Communications' takeover offers for Savoy Pictures Entertainment, Home Shopping Network)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The white stuff. (Ritzenhoff's milk glasses)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Designer angst: marketing. (design industry growth)
Dec 02, 1995
Firing back: Russia's defense industry.
Dec 02, 1995
A spanner in Europe's works: industrial relations. (works councils)
Dec 02, 1995
Marketing Mozart. (John Spearman of Collet Dickinson Pearce advertising agency)
Dec 02, 1995
Schools brief: how low can they go? (economic aspects of low interest rates)
Dec 02, 1995
Another victory for myopia.(turning company investments over to shareholders)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
The wanderlust in Germany. (German banks)
Dec 02, 1995
Betting on the Bundesbank. (German central bank decides against cut in its discount rate despite the slowing German economy)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Home hunger: Europe's mortgage wars.
Dec 02, 1995
Tearing the veil: bank examinations. (legal dispute between Bankers Trust and Proctor & Gamble is raising issues regarding bank regulations and the privacy of bank examinations)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
Another insurance casualty. (latest company to be acquired in the recent spate of US insurance acquisitions is Aetna Life and Casualty, by the Travelers Group for $4 billion)(Brief Article)
Dec 02, 1995
A green(ish) light: Indian stockmarket reform.
Dec 02, 1995