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1843； The Economist Christmas issue 2016； 2015年12月19日"Christmas double issue"

Christmas issue 2016 | The Economist

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Christmas issue 2016. Click to reveal the cover ... Cambridge economistsThe art and science ofeconomics at Cambridge. IN 1924 John Maynard Keynes, who ...




2 September, 1843 — The Economist newspaper first published (preliminary issue dated August).


2016.3.7 知道The Economist 另外有姐妹報 1843....

Intelligent Life Poised for Rebirth as 1843

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GET SMART: Intelligent Life, The Economist’s culture and lifestyle magazine that publishes six times a year, is set to relaunch in early 2016 with expanded content and a new name, 1843.
The title plans to broaden and enhance its coverage with a fashion shoot in every issue; profiles of headline-makers from The Economist, and in-depth travel narratives. It will come out six times a year.
For the launch issue, a profile of Marine Le Pen is already in the works, while the Scottish writer and historian William Dalrymple is currently working on a travel story in Iran.





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Many people are putting off having children until they’re older. Thankfully, improving technology means there are more—and better—alternatives to the old-fashioned way of getting pregnant, reports 1843, The Economist’s new sister magazine






29日傍晚去郵局寄書到高雄，順道到某二手書店逛，無所獲，離開時買本The Economist 2015年12月19日出的"Christmas double issue"，85元。.....睡前展讀，驚訝地發現除零售價從160元漲到330元之外，編輯和文章風格，竟然與1980年代初的"一樣" (我在上世紀末20年是該刊的訂戶)，這是很不簡單、了不起的事(譬如說該刊文章都不具名，Essex 大學某榮譽博士？說她應徵The Economist，未錄用，後來她在其他FT等報刊的具名文章浪得虛名......)。


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Star Wars, Disney and myth-making (29)
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¡Feliz Navidad, España! (112)
South Africa
Try again, the beloved country (179)
Climate change
Hopelessness and determination (80)
Our country of the year
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Letters

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Letters to the editor (8)

Briefing

Briefing: Disney
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United States

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Muslim refugees
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Enough said (134)
Lexington
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Saudi Arabia
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Europe

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European borders
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Britain

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Travel in Russia
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Schumpeter
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Ukraine’s prospects
Still on the edge (128)
Festive splurges
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Buttonwood
Naughty, not nice (7)
Free exchange
Wookienomics (25)

Science and technology

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Full metal jacket (9)
The perils of public office
A merry life but a short one (29)
Materials science
No tangled web (5)
Some cosmic Christmas baubles
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