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Search Requires subscription Economist.co Welcome My account Log out Manage my newsletters Saturday August 15th 2009 Site feedback Home This week's print edition Daily news analysis Opinion All opinion Leaders Letters to the Editor Blogs Columns KAL's cartoons Correspondent's diary Economist debates Print edition August 15th 2009 Asia's astonishing rebound Asia's emerging economies are leading the way out of recession; now they must make their recovery last: leader The world this week Previous print editions Aug 8th 2009 Aug 1st 2009 Jul 25th 2009 Jul 18th 2009 Jul 11th 2009 More print editions and covers » Subscribe Subscribe to the print edition Or buy a Web subscription for full access online RSS feeds Receive this page by RSS feed World politics All world politics Politics this week International United States The Americas Asia Middle East and Africa Europe Britain Special reports Business and finance About our new page All business and finance Business this week Economics focus Management Business education Economics A-Z Markets and data All markets and data Daily chart Weekly indicators World markets Currencies Rankings Big Mac index Science and technology About our new page All science and technology Technology Quarterly Technology Monitor Books and arts All books and arts Style guide People People Obituaries Diversions Audio and video Audio and video library Audio edition The World In The World in 2009 The World in 2008 The World in 2007 The World in 2006 The World in 2005 The World in 2004 Research tools All research tools Articles by subject Economics A-Z Special reports Style guide Country briefings All country briefings China India Brazil United States Russia Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon Leaders Asia An astonishing rebound Latin America's new alliances Whose side is Brazil on? The decline of the landline Unwired World trade and commercial aircraft A dogfight no one can win Galileo, four centuries on As important as Darwin Correction: America's sex laws Letters On torture, hate radio, Arabs, free trade, education, the rich, Britain's monarchy, toilets Briefing Latin American geopolitics The dragon in the backyard United States Clean energy in the Midwest Greening the rustbelt The economics of natural gas Drowning in it The politics of health reform Friend or foe? Helping the auto industry Swings and roundabouts Drought in Texas Not a cloud Immigration When home is prison Rich animals The dog will have his day in court California's overcrowded prisons Gulags in the sun The Americas Brazil's foreign policy Lula and his squabbling friends Football and politics in Argentina Hand of gold Energy v environment in Canada Bombs in the bush Asia Myanmar More bricks in the wall around her Afghanistan's presidential election Incumbent on him The Pakistani Taliban Death on the roof Australia's opposition His own worst enemy Sri Lanka's post-war local elections Voting in the empty Tigers' lair Taiwan's typhoon Taiwan's disastrous typhoon Business America loses its landlines Cutting the cord Boeing and Airbus argue about subsidies Trading blows Tourism atrophies in Europe Clouds over the Mediterranean America's subsidies for filmmaking The money shot Online auctions Mind the pennies The outlook for jobs in America Help not wanted Lenovo bets on China Where the heart is Face value Top of his game Briefing Emerging Asian economies On the rebound Finance and Economics AIG, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac The toxic trio Bankers' pay and the French More égalité, less liberté Assessing quantitative easing Muzzled Buttonwood Law of easy money The Madoff affair A sidekick sings Retail bonds in Europe Small fry wanted Rebalancing the world economy: Japan Stuck in neutral Economics focus Cause and defect Science & Technology The future of astronomy Black-sky thinking Galaxies in the early universe Rocking the cradle Detecting habitable new worlds The next blue planet The history of science Kepler's world Books & Arts A biography of Friedrich Engels A very special business angel Speaking out for the Uighurs Breathing fire Valuing stockmarkets When the signals flash red Fiction from Haiti Meanness of the heart Football and economics Game for geeks A history of classical music finally reaches paperback
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Italy's vigilantes On the beat Aug
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