Issue 194
May 2012
Contents
Playboy goes west
Is the Midwest’s only great magazine heading into the sunset?
Comment (10)Europe’s star?
This year's Euro 2012 host has been untouched by the financial crisis, but success has not come without strain
Politics interview: “I’m Labour’s biggest critic”
Ed Miliband warns against complacency.
Emerging markets: Will Brazil pay for its success?
24th April 2012 — Issue 194Brazil's fragile success
Cameron’s immigration problem
23rd April 2012 — Issue 194Two years in, Tory voters disapprove of the government’s domestic reforms
Fantasy Homeland
Homeland is a cartoonish depiction of the war on terror
Wishful thinking
Obama picks a fight with the Supreme Court.
Lost war on drugs
Mexico cannot cope with crime—or legalisation
Obama the Republican
24th April 2012 — Issue 194America’s political ground has shifted to the right
Cameron: unlucky but right
24th April 2012 — Issue 194Britain’s government must not neglect inequality
America’s new literary generation
Jonathan Franzen came of age at the same time as the internet. But he and his peers are more 19th century than 21st
The month in books
24th April 2012 — Issue 194Inventing the universe, an oriental makeover and Tube trivia—May’s books offer a chance to come up for air and get away from it all
If I ruled the world
24th April 2012 — Issue 194Time for some lessons in British history—from the French
Diary: May 2012
23rd April 2012 — Issue 194Greekonomics, Cameron's new challenger and plaudits for Prospect
