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英国The Economist（エコノミスト）
□ 2010/07/10発売号


■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon

■Leaders
Europe's future
Can anything perk up Europe?
Mexico's paralysed politics
Rising violence, fading hopes
China's banks
Great Wall Street
Climate controversies
Flawed scientists
Online gambling
You bet
Scandals in France
The Elysee and the elite

■Letters
On immigration, data privacy, our cover of June 19th, mobile phones, Kyrgyzstan, accountancy, counter-insurgency, Dr Octopus, job titles

■Briefing
The future of Europe
Staring into the abyss

■United States
The mid-term elections
Waiting to thump the Democrats
The Republican Party
Nerves about Steele
Texas
A hole in the heart of Texas
Oklahoma's Muslims
Peace be on you
Hurricane season
Trouble brewing
Municipal finances
There goes everybody
California's licence plates
Just what we need
Lexington
Not good enough

■The Americas
Mexico's state elections
Joining forces
Brazil's congress
Cleaning up
Cuba's political prisoners
Hankering for freedom
Canadian health care
Follow the leader
Argentine football
The Diego show

■Asia
Thailand's state of emergency
Irreconcilable differences
Tibet and Xinjiang
Marking time at the fringes
Justice in China
A day in court
The Chinese in Japan
Department stores and sweat shops
Kazakhstan's long-serving president
Happy birthday, Mr President
Protests in Indian Kashmir
Stony ground
China and Sri Lanka
The Colombo consensus
Suicide in South Korea
Exit strategies
Banyan
Dammed if they do

■Middle East & Africa
Palestine and Israel
Hamas thinks time is on its side
Lament for a Lebanese cleric
He tried to calm things down
Corruption in Nigeria
A prodigal policeman returns
Graft in South Africa
You're nicked
Mozambique's recovery
A faltering phoenix

■Europe
The Bettencourt affair
The cosmetics queen, the minister and the president
Italian political scandals
Another ally unseated
The euro-area economy
Lemon aid
America in Russia's back yard
Eastern approaches
Rebalancing economies
Hair-shirt economics
Charlemagne
The neighbours fall out

■Britain
Liverpool
Gissa job!
Belfast's Titanic Quarter
Back to the slipway
Britain and Ireland
Friendly persuasion
Public-sector unions and cuts
An unavoidable clash
Financial regulation
A farewell to pussyfooting
Bagehot
The McKinsey foreign secretary

■International
Security and the environment
Climate wars
Sexual equality and sanitation
Flushing away unfairness

■A special report on gambling
Shuffle up and deal
The risk instinct
At war with luck
Bet on the bot
Log on, ante up
Lengthening odds
Cutting off the arms
When the chips are down
The dragon's gambling den
Come, all ye gullible
Sure thing
Sources and acknowledgments
Offer to readers

■Business
Internet investment's new champions
The emerging online giants
Media firms in Abu Dhabi
Studios in the sands
Carmakers and trade deals
One-way street
Rail firms' wartime records
What did you do in the war?
Japanese firms in China
Culture shock
Schumpeter
Mens sana in corporation sano

■Briefing
Gold
Store of value

■Finance and Economics
Agricultural Bank's IPO
Agricultural revolution
Buttonwood
Carry that weight
The inventory cycle
Stocking filler
Italian motor insurance
Claim and misfortune
Infrastructure finance in India
Infra red
KKR's New York listing
Start spreading the news
Global house prices
Froth and stagnation
Economics focus
Hoard instinct

■Science & Technology
The controversies in climate science
Science behind closed doors
Climate science
A mammoth effect
The origins of literacy
The Da Vinci code
Manufacturing electric cars
The lighter drive
Correction: Centenarians

■Books & Arts
The joy of surfing
Rolling and riding
Intelligence gathering
A question of balance
Sharing intelligence
A curious trade
New capitalism
Magic by numbers
Gustav Mahler
The agony and the ecstasy
Writing from Africa
From garbage dump to Middle Earth

■Obituary
Josee Saramago

■Economic and Financial Indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, July averages
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Biggest IPOs