Bibliografías recientes

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to Partner With 3 Companies on NASA Moon Lander Otra
Who governs the globe? Libro electrónico
Carbon-reduction targets. The right way to measure carbon emissions. Net-zero targets are necessary, but not sufficient The Economist
Broad-banned internet. Countries are increasingly willing to censor speech online. That will make life hard for the tech giants The Economist
Computación cuántica explicada en unos minutos Otra
Designer babies by the back door. A new type of genetic profiling promises cleverer, better-looking children. What could possibly go wrong? The Economist
Climate change and armed conflict Otra
Squeezing the rich. Billionaires are only rarely policy failures. Indiscriminate attacks on the super-rich will do more harm than good The Economist
Neighbourly love-in. Japan Inc has thrived in China of late. Can it last? The Economist
Russia Dominated Syria's War. Now It's Sending Mercenaries to Libya Otra
Why Walmart and Other Companies Are Sticking With the Paris Climate Deal Otra
One in the AI. America blacklists China's best artificial-intelligence firms. The move, linked to repression in Xinjiang, strikes at the heart of China's technological ambitions The Economist
Saudi Aramco's IPO. Aramco is both the oil sector's Goliath and a firm vexed by problems. Is it worth a prince's ransom? The Economist
The world economy. Markets are braced for a global downturn. The signals from bonds, currencies and commodities are increasingly alarming The Economist
The Thermodynamics of Civilization Otra
Saudi Aramco. The message from the world's biggest and wildest IPO
World’s biggest investor accused of dragging feet on climate crisis Otra
Quantum computing. IBM challenges a recent result in quantum computing. Technically, they are right. Practically, it makes little difference. The Economist
Hegemony Studies 3.0: The Dynamics of Hegemonic Orders Artículo científico
Decapitated, not defeated. Islamic State after the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The “caliph” is dead, but his ultra-violent jihadist group lives on The Economist

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