Articles from The International Economy (June 22, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
... And Powelling around. (Off The News).			165
And you kill babies, too! (Off The News).			197
Bankruptcy lite: has the Powell Doctrine as applied to international finance created more problems than it has solved?	Porzecanski, Arturo C.		2008
Blair's money problem: the euro felled the Tories. Is Labour next?	Nichols, Hans S.		1701
Central Bank losers: the inside story of how the ECB and the Bundesbank are being pushed aside as financial regulators.	Engelen, Klaus C.		2925
Counting on Dracula. (Last Word).	Ullmann, Owen		739
Daschle's trial run? (Off The News).			157
Labor pains in Italy: the European struggle over flexible employment turns bloody.	Rocca, Francis X.		2876
Merchants of death: in a booming business, small-arms brokers make a killing.	Kruger, John A.		2548
Monti's bum rap: economically speaking, Europe's competition czar is really a `classic liberal'--with an interventionist streak. (Cover Story).	Carney, Brian M.		2988
Raining sun at the Fed; the Federal Reserve adds some clarity to its record. Or does it?	Temple-Raston, Dina		1493
Televising money; ever uttered the line, "That's so provocative there should be a book on it"? Dan Yergin not only wrote The Book on globalization--The Commanding Heights--he produced a fascinating 6-hour televised documentary on the subject. TIE caught up with the idea entrepreneur in an exclusive interview.			3245
The incredible shrinking prime minister; after promising a revolution of reform, Japan's Junichiro Koizumi is just more of the same.	Decker, Brett M.		1728
The offensive blitz ... (Off The News).			224
Who's who in big oil: TIE's periodic rundown of the global powers that be.			143