The Economist ~ November 14th - 20th, 2009
| Date: 28 April 2011, 05:08
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11 The world this week
Leaders
15 Brazil
Taking off
16 Derivatives
Options have a future
16 Musicindustry
How to sink pirates
18 Reforming libeL Law
A city named sue
20 IsraeL, PaLestine and
America
Don't give up
Letters
22 On the Conservatives and
Europe, heaLth care,
Panama, prisoners'
voting rights, maps
Briefing
30 Nigeria
Hints ofa new chapter
United States
35 Health-care reform
Passing the baton
36 College enrolment
Boom times
38 The killings at Fort Hood
After the rampage
38 Tim Pawlenty and the
presidentiaL race
T-Paw stakes his claim
40 Culling suburban deer
The war on Bambi
40 Oklahoma's economy
Come home, Tom Joad
42 Streetcars in
Washington, DC
Rolling stuck
42 BaLtimore's mayor
Dixon in the dock
44 Lexington
Farmers v greens
The Americas
46 Brazil's presidency
Her master's voice
47 PubLicmoraLityin Brazil
HemLines and headLines
47 Venezuela and Colombia
Jaw-jawwar
48 GloomyJamaica
UnfixabLe?
48 Canada's prime minister
Home t houghts from abroad
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50 Japan's government
Out of tune
51 Afghanistan
Tactical retreat?
51 Thaksin and Hun Sen
Anewwaytoannoya
neighbour
52 Singapore and
immigration
A PR probLem
52 China's state-owned
enterprises
NationaLisation rides
again
53 Fiji and Oceania
Coconut dictator
54 Banyan
Obama'sAsian adventure
MiddLe East and Africa
55 Palestine
WiLL Mahmoud Abbas go?
56 Mobile phones in Iraq
Better than freedom
56 Hummus
An emotive issue
58 Zimbabwe's neighbours
Patience may run out
5B South Africa
Race and eLectricity
60 Zanzibar
The poLitics of peace
60 Uganda and
homosexuality
Don'task
SpeciaL report: Brazil
Businessand finance
After page 60
Europe
61 Germany in the worLd
A new game of dominoes
62 Turkey and the Kurds
Peacein sight?
62 IsLamic finance in France
Sharia calling
63 The far right in Russia •••
Cracked up
63 •.. and in eastern Europe
Right on down
64 Balkan demography
A birth dearth
65 Charlemagne
SingLe-market bargaining
Britain
66 Planning and
infrastructure
The nuclear option
67 The economics of
nuclear power
SpLitting the cost
68 Gordon Brown and the
Tobin tax
Desperate measures
68 Public opinion on
Afghanistan
Hearts and minds
69 Bagehot
Scottish independence
International
70 Drugs
Virtually legal
71 The UN and corruption
Extracting teeth
Business
73 Music piracy
Singing a different tune
74 Media
Bulking up
74 Privatisation in India
Stakes and mistakes
75 GM keeps OpeL
German charm offensive
76 Face value
Jean-Claude Biver, Swiss
watchmaker
78 Orade and Sun
Merger interruptus
78 Japan as number one
Land of the setting sun
80 Schumpeter
Bland bosses
Finance and economics
83 The worLd economy
Dangerous froth
84 Minsheng's IPO
The not-50-Little guy
84 South Korea's recovery
Leaning experience
85 White-collar trials
Subcrime
85 American stockmarkets
High-speed sLide
86 Buttonwood
GoLd rush
88 Accounting rules
Divided and overruLed?
88 Mario Draghi
The restless Italian
90 Economics focus
Productivity growth
Briefing
93 Derivatives
OVer the counter, out
of sight
Science and technology
97 lagrangian coherent
structures
The skeleton of water
98 Gut bacteria and obesity
HoLy shit!
98 Electronics
Seeing clearLy
99 Anatomy and sport
AthLete's foot
99 Dinosaurs
OVerestimated?
Books and arts
101 The Arabs
A poLitical history
102 Market idols
The origin of the crisis
102 GoogLe
Facing thefrenemy
103 Philip Roth
On oLd age
103 Irving ThaLberg
The crown prince of
CuLver City
104 Bauhaus
Coast of Utopia
Obituary
106 Claude l evi-Strauss
Observer of human order
117 Economic and financiaL
indicators
Statistics on 42
economies, pLus closer
Looks at job vacancies and
internationaL energy
demand
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