The Economist Historical Archive 1843-2003 |
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The complete archive of the global weekly newspaperFor over 160 years The Economist has appealed to business leaders and the influential. Politicians, diplomats, bankers, journalists and other opinion formers have relied on it consistently. Their use and approval of The Economist have made its back issues key witnesses to the focus and interests of opinion-formers and decision-makers worldwide.
The Economist and Gale, part of Cengage Learning are pleased to announce that the complete facsimile run of The Economist, 1843-2003, will be available online in 2007, with editorial, advertising and tabular matter fully searchable.
Researchers and students will now be able to access high quality primary sources, enabling them to facilitate comparisons of economic trends across continents and centuries.
Features and benefits:
Objective, written anonymously, and editorially independent, The Economist is renowned for its consistent approach to internationalism and championing of minimal interference by governments in political and business affairs. The ideal historical resource for cutting-edge ideas in an easily digestible form. For more information, please contact emea.marketing@cengage.com. |