THE ECONOMIST vol.436 n°9205 01/08/2020 Locked out: When and how to let migrants move again/ Airline-industrial complex/ A history of hand-washing THE ECO 2020/08/01

"THE ECONOMIST"

MAGAZINE ANGLAIS, DU 1er AOUT 2020 VOL.436 N°9205, 74 PAGES, CELEBRE REVUE DE REFERENCE, EN ANGLAIS. Très bon état

In this issue:

The world this week 2 pages

Leaders: Locked out: When and how to let migrants move again 1 page

Google: How to cope with middle age 1 page

Regional inequality: Levelling up Britain 1 page

_BRIEFING:

Alphabet: As the computing conglomerate has got bigger, so too have its problems 4 pages

_EUROPE:

Italy's windfall: Italy now has to work out what to do with all its new EU money 1 page

Covid-19 in Europe: curbing its comeback/ Turkey vs Greece in the Aegean 2 pages

Charlemagne: Euro crisis (with guns)1 page

_BRITAIN:

Regional economics: Why Britain is more geographically unequal than any other rich country 3 pages

_MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA:

Turquey and the Arab world: In ever more places Turkey is showing its strength 2 pages

Vira vacations in the Gulf/ Air pollution in Africa/ land conflicts in Ethiopia 2 pages

_UNITED STATES:

Policy towards China: Sino-American relations have entered a dark new era. Would that change under a President Joe Biden? 2 pages

Tech titans testify; Posthumous hip-hop hits 1 page/ The real picture on crime 1 page

Lexington: Mid-century modern 1 page

_THE AMERICAS:

The pandemic has strained Canada's relations with the United States 2 pages

_ASIA:

75 years after Hiroshima: Atomic-bomb survivors seek new ways to keep their memories alive 2 pages

Golf stymied in Singapore/ Sri Lanka's election/ Malaysia's ex-PM convicted 2 pages

_CHINA:

Exodus from Hong Kong? As student leaders are detained, many residents are reconsidering emigration 2 pages

Chaguan: China digs its past 1 page

_INTERNATIONAL:

Migration after Covid-19: The virus has frozen global migration. When the pandemic recedes, how many barriers will remain? 3 pages 

_BUSINESS:

The airline-industrial complex: A sudden collapse in air travel will reshape a trillion-dollar industry 3 pages

Schumpeter: A GE whodunnit 1 page

_FINANCE & ECONOMICS:

Emerging markets: Short-term panic gives way to worries about long-term economic scars 2 pages

Deferred pain for India's banks/ Buttonwood: The SPAC hack / Bridgewater's woes 2 pages

Free exchange: The Replacements 1 page

_SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY:

Electric cars: Million-mile car batteries are coming but they are more about improving reliability than driving the same car foe ever 2 pages

Cretaceous bacteria: the bugs that time forgot 2/3 page

_BOOKS & ARTS:

Ways of seeing: Take comfort in mingei, an aesthetic which finds beauty in ordinary things 2 pages

Russian doping/ Icelandic fiction: Olafsdottir/ pandelic cinema 2 pages

Perspectives: Hygiene: Cleanliness is next to growth 3 pages

_GRAPHIC DETAIL:

Twitter's algorithm appears to reward inflammatory content 1 page

_OBITUARY: 

Lázló Bogdán, the mayor who saved his village 1 page