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OECD Observer

An award-winning magazine to keep you ahead of today's economic and social policy challenges.
PRINT RUN: 20,000 copies in English, May 2007. For details on the French edition, see www.observateurocde.org .
The OECD Observer magazine presents concise, up-to-date and authoritative analysis of world economic, social and environmental issues. Since 1962 it has been keeping policymakers, business people, NGOs, researchers and journalists ahead of the policy debate. It is a catalyst for new discussion and ideas, and a source of key data.
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DISCLAIMER: ALL SIGNED ARTICLES IN THE OECD OBSERVER EXPRESS THE OPINION OF THE AUTHORS AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT THE OPINION OF THE OECD OR ITS MEMBERS.

Editorial team

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Editor-in-Chief
    Rory J. Clarke

Editor French edition
    Ileana Epsztajn

Assistant managing editor
    Joan Tassy

Copy editor/writer
    Alison Benney

Web editor
    Loïc Verdier

Illustrators
    David Rooney; André Faber; Ruairi O Brien

Cartoon strip: Frankie.org
    Stik

For more on David Rooney's work, see http://www.davidrooney.com/
For more on André Faber's work, contact andre.faber@wanadoo.fr
For more on Ruairi O'Brien's work, visit http://www.robarchitects.com/
For more on Stik, visit http://www.stik.biz/business.html

Subscriptions

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a free copy of the OECD in Figures, worth €15

a monthly update of key OECD economic indicators

policy briefs

promotional discounts on selected books.

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Facts and figures

OECD in Figures is an annual pocket-size book which presents statistical snapshots of the OECD countries, from economy and industry to development and the environment. Order your print edition now. Subscribers to the OECD Observer get their copy free. www.oecd.org/infigures.
Policy Briefs are 8-12 page pamphlets written for a general audience. Each Policy Brief explores a different issue by posing and responding to questions about it. For samples and more information, please click here.

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Your views and ideas, whether on Observer articles or OECD issues generally, are welcome. We consider all editorial letters for publication. Please send your letter to observer@oecd.org or write to us by post at OECD, 2 rue Andre Pascal, 75775 Paris Cedex 16, France.
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