Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Monday, October 20, 2014

A selection of new stories from Economist.com State elections in India: The second Modi wave Catholicism and capitalism: Redeeming the system The architecture business: Wobbling foundations Sex and paleontology: Girls and boys come out to play Bilingual brains: Variety makes you mentally fit

State elections in India The second Modi wave The opposition is rudderless in the face of the prime minister's advance across the states READ MORE » Catholicism and capitalism Redeeming the system Could the financial crash of 2008 have been avoided by heeding the pope? READ MORE » The architecture business Wobbling foundations Behind the glamour, Europe's architectural profession is going through rapid change READ MORE » Sex and paleontology Girls and boys come out to play Copulation is older than most biologists suspected READ MORE » Bilingual brains Variety makes you mentally fit Bilinguals who switch often between their languages show ability to ignore distractions READ MORE »

Subscribe Subscribers can enjoy each week's full issue of The Economist in print, at Economist.com or via The Economist apps. Subscription offers » Follow The Economist Latest Multimedia Audio A song about Ebola "Ebola is real", commissioned by UNICEF and the Liberian government, tells citizens how to protect themselves MORE» Video Francis Fukuyama on political order Why has the West developed strong states while the Middle East continues to struggle? Mr Fukuyama explains MORE» MORE IN MULTIMEDIA »