Access to the Economist
To get access to eResource articles from the Economist on economist.com then please register for an account using your Warwick email address. You can register by completing the form the following link (Register for an account economist.com) or follow the directions below:
1. To register, please select the login option
2. Select Register now option to create an account
3. Then complete the credentials on the form but make sure that you register using your Warwick email address (name@warwick.ac.uk).
4. To complete registration, just verify your email address by following the instructions from the verification email.
Access to the economist.com should then be unlimited and access to the eResource which includes the following:
- The app and economist.com—distinctively distilled analysis
- Digital newsletters—curated topical opinion
- Audio version & podcasts—immersive listening
- The digital archive—all our content since 1997
- Webinars and conferences—intelligent debate and informed analysis
- Flagship franchises—The World in and 1843 magazine
Problems with registering and Workarounds
Some people are getting notifications that they are not able to access more than three articles. If this is the case then there will have been a problem with the verification process. Usually, it is because the Warwick email address has been registered prior to our subscription. To resolve this issue, please contact the economist.com for support. They will normally have to clear any previous registration so that a new account can be created (just be aware that this will mean that all saved material will be lost):
Alternatively, and as a workaround you can also register the account with your alias email address. Therefore, either format should work:
N.Name@warwick.ac.uk
u1234567@warwick.ac.uk
Just be aware that the following format will not work:
u1234567@live.warwick.ac.uk
Aggregated access to articles from the Economist can be found from our catalogue:
Classic Catalogue Record | The Economist
Library Search | The Economist