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 The Economist, February 16, 2008PDF | English | 2.1 MB
Barack Obama: But could he deliver?
It is time for America to evaluate Obama the potential president, not Obama the phenomenon.
The world economy: In search of an insurance policy
Preventing a global downturn is too big a job to be left just to American policymakers.
Technology and the public sector: Government offline
Why business succeeds on the web and government mostly fails.
Church and state: Sever them
Religion should have a smaller official role in Britain, not a greater one.
Aviation: The need to shrink
America's big airlines are desperate to merge. Let them.
China's infrastructure splurge: Rushing on by road, rail and air
China's race to build roads, railways and airports speeds ahead. Democracy, says an official, would sacrifice efficiency.
A special report on technology and government
The electronic bureaucrat.
Look it up on the web.
The good, the bad and the inevitable.
Notional Health Server.
Making it happen.
Identity parade.
E for express.
The road to e-democracy.
The world economy: A stimulating notion
The idea of giving flagging economies a fiscal boost is back in fashion.
Nanotechnology: Casting a long line
A new way of making seriously long, seriously thin fibres.
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