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OECD Observer

An award-winning magazine to keep you ahead of today's economic and social policy challenges.
PRINT RUN: 16,000 copies in English, October 2011. 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

Contact OECD Observer at observer(at sign)oecd.org.

• Editor-in-Chief: Rory J. Clarke
• Senior editor: Ricardo Tejada
• Assistant managing editor: Vacant
• Associate writer: Lyndon Thompson
• Copy editing, proofing: Marie Francolin
• Marketing and advertising manager: François Barnaud

French edition

• Loïc Verdier
• Web editor: Loïc Verdier, Marie Francolin
• 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://splashfreespaghetti.blogspot.com/
For more on Stik, visit http://www.stik.biz/business.html

Print edition designed and laid out by Design Factory, Dublin, Ireland

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• a free copy of the OECD Yearbook (New in 2011!)
• a monthly update of key OECD economic indicators
• policy briefs
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