The Economist (US) back issues from September 2001:
Fox's moment of truth; Mexican politics.(President Vicente Fox)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Stump war; Canadian lumber.(The dispute over Canadian lumber)(export to US)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Cleaning up; Politics in Peru.(Peru's post-Fujimori purge)(former president accused of crimes against humanity)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Culling the politicians; Reform in Argentina.(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Despair and anger; Misgovernment in Paraguay.(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
No reconciliation; Sri Lankan politics.(attempts in Sri Lanka to set up government of reconciliation)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Instead of rebellion; Fiji's future.(rebellious Fiji goes to the polls)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Not so strait; Taiwan and China.(China rebuffs Taiwan's economic overtures)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
A president in a hurry; Pressures on South Korea.(Why South Korea's president is unpopular)(Kim Dae Jung's approval rating drops to 20%)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Off to the city; Mobility in China.(China plans to allow freedom of movement by easing household registration system)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Confession time; AIDS in China.(China faces up to its AIDS problem)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
On the road to independence; East Timor's election.(anxieties as East Timor moves to independence)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Sunny side up; Cities and writers.(misadventures in Sydney)(Review)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
The glasshouse effect; Showing video art.(a glass house in wine country)
Sep 01, 2001
Everyone says I sue you; Film feuds.(Woody Allen's woes)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Filling in the blanks; The Spanish civil war.(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Was de Gaulle pushed? Algeria then and now.(Algeria's history)(Review)
Sep 01, 2001
Monumental; Sir Christopher Wren.(biography of Sir Christopher Wren)(Review)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Energetic visionaries; Sustainable development.(Review)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
The best show in town; Bagehot.(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
D-graded; Exams.(Can results be trusted?)(lowered standards of educational test results)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Medicine sans frontieres; Health.(The globalisation of health care)(National Health Service plan to hire foreign physicians)
Sep 01, 2001
Fly the icon; Concorde.(Poised for take-off)(effect relaunching of Concorde will have on airlines)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Those who can, won't; Schools.(Teachers are in short supply)(United Kingdom)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Drooping; Men's magazines.(Lads' culture is fading)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Back a-leaping; Salmon fishing.(reasons for increase in salmon stock in UK rivers)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Counting the doomsday option; Church of England.(The church needs to make economies)(financial states of church)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Their lot gets worse; Turkey's poor.(Turkey's hapless poor)(worsening conditions do not lead to social outcry)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Boris Trajkovski; Charlemagne.(Macedonia's beleaguered president, Boris Trajkovski)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Wim Kok bows (almost) out; Dutch politics.(The Dutch prime minister starts to go)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Who's next? Spanish scandal.(scandals in various industries and their political and social fallout)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Flying some daring kites; Italy's new government.(radical talk by prime minister's people)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
On the rise; Scandinavia's republicans.(Scandinavian republicans on the rise)(future of monarchies in Sweden, Norway and Denmark)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Will the economy--and Gerhard Schroder--bounce back? Germany.(Is Gerhard Schro;der so unstoppable?)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
On target? Economics focus.(policy of targeting inflation does not provide all the answers)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
The latest bubble? Hedge funds.(The craze for hedge funds will leave many investors disappointed)
Sep 01, 2001
Patriotic pensions; Poland's changing capital markets.(Pension funds bolster the home stockmarket)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Unveiled; Euro notes.(The euro area's new banknotes are revealed. Will Europeans be ready for them?)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Stable but sickly; South-East Asia's economies.(After putting out political fires, the region's governments are turning to their economies)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
The ECB decides; Monetary policy in the euro area.(Europe's central bank cuts interest rates)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Martyrs to transparency; Hedge funds with listings.(hedge funds listings on stock exchange)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
The benchmarking bane; Measuring hedge funds.(Hedge-fund managers don't like indices, yet they are proliferating)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
A country's trade-weighted exchange rate is a measure of the price competitiveness of its exports.(euro)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Between 1991 and 2001, estimates the OECD, employment in the roaring Irish economy will have increased by more than half.(employment: Ireland, and other countries)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
America narrowly avoided an output fall in the second quarter.(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Goldman Sachs forecasts that Latin American countries, led by Argentina, will have the highest external-debt-to-export ratios in 2001.(economic indicators)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Argentina overnight lending rate fell to 4.75-5.75% on reports that the IMF wanted to swap a larger amount of debt than had originally been expected.(International Monetary Fund; economic indicators)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Never apologise, never explain; Nigeria.(Truth and reconciliation in Nigeria)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
When dogs don't bark; Race in South Africa.(Race relations in South Africa)
Sep 01, 2001
Feast or famine? The world's food.(The world's food outlook)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Sep 01, 2001
The tanks of August; Israeli-Palestinian fighting.(A dangerous escalation in the Middle East)
Sep 01, 2001
Can Russia handle a changed world? - Handling a changed world; Russia's foreign policy.(Missile-defence talks and NATO enlargement will test Russia's new pragmatism)
Sep 01, 2001
Fool's gold; Hedge funds.(Hedge funds are becoming boring, but many people will still get fleeced)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Shadows over Japan - The shadow of joblessness; Japan.(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Don't discriminate; Racism.(The UN's anti-racism conference)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
As easy as ZYX; Surnames.(The alphabetically disadvantaged)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Of numbers and a man; George Bush and the budget.(George Bush's budget challenge)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Sir Fred Hoyle; Sir Fred Hoyle, scientist and rebel, died on August 20th, aged 86.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
Sep 01, 2001
Knocking at the clubhouse door - The Baltic states.(Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are keen to join both the EU and NATO. How ready are they?)
Sep 01, 2001
The old new thing; Car design.(Re-using old car technologies)(Abstract)
Sep 01, 2001
On the other seven hands; Mimicry.(An eight-armed impersonation)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Good vibrations; Viral diseases.(Listening to viruses)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Only a matter of time; Ageing.(Time and tide wait for one in ten thousand.)(Brief Article)
Sep 01, 2001
Home is where the wealth is; The economy.(The worries about a housing bust)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Sep 01, 2001
Tremble, Holland, tremble; United Nations dues.(America tries to pay the UN)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Sep 01, 2001