The Economist

Historical Archive 1843 - 2003
The complete archive of the global weekly newspaper

Authoritative, specific, pungent and coolly humorous, The Economist Historical Archive 1843-2003 now takes its place alongside The Times Digital Archive, already available from Cengage Learning, as an authoritative core resource for all students of modern international business and politics.

The archive meets the interdisciplinary needs of academics and students across the social and management sciences for access to reliable material to support research and learning into the 19th and 20th centuries.

Examples of research projects:

• Establishing the NHS
• British stance towards European integration
• Analysis of market volatility over the years
• The development of merchant and investment banking as an industry sector
• Imperialism and colonialism
• Market integration in Early Modern Europe
• The pre-1940 copper market
• Climate change and its impact on the world economy
• The economics of education in Europe