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What can I access? 


Access is generally available to all people. Registration or account creation might be required to access.

For commercial websites, the UC Irvine Libraries do not offer premium memberships or subscriptions.

 


Access is available to all people ON the UC Irvine campus and at GML.

OFF campus access requires Authorized Affiliates to log into the VPN with their active UCInetID and password. Authorized Affiliates are people with an active UCInetID and password, i.e., current UC Irvine students and employees.

 


Access requires an active UCInetID and password.

Authorized Affiliates are people with an active UCInetID and password, i.e., current UC Irvine students and employees.

 

The resources are limited to select UC Irvine populations, based on a person’s status, e.g., current UC Irvine Faculty or PhD students. Please refer to the UC Irvine Libraries for access instructions.

Examples for why content may be limited include: a vendor set restrictions on who may access their information; alternatively, information may be sensitive, identifying, or embargoed.

 


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Premium Account Setup

 

 

The UC Irvine Libraries are proud to now sponsor premium access to The Economist.  All UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates (i.e., current students and employees with an active UCInetID) can enjoy full access to the Economist.com, the mobile app, newsletters, podcasts, and live subscriber-only events.

 

How do UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates (i.e. current students and employees an active UCInetID) log in to their complimentary subscription?

You'll follow these steps whenever you need to log into The Economist.com site.  


Step 1
Visit the Log in page for The Economist.  Or, from the main Economist page (on the website or app), select Log in at the top of the page.  


Step 2.1
Please don't select the 'Register now' or the 'Or continue with' options.  (SSO is a later step.) 
 

Step 2.2
Simply enter your @uci address in the Email address box.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Step 2.3
Wait as the page auto-updates when it detects your @uci.edu address.  

Economist loading page after you enter your @uci email.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Step 3

In the Find your institution box, type Irvine and select UCI from the results.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 


Step 4

Complete (SSO) authentication with your UCInetID and password.  

authenticate with your ucinetid and password

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 


Done!  

After authenticating, you'll be redirected to the homepage for The Economist.  If you're on a desktop computer, you'll see a message that your account is provided by the UCI Libraries.  
 

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Got a Problem Logging In message? 

Problem Logging in authentication error from The Economist website.

You did nothing wrong!  A few people are experiencing this, and Economist support is working to resolve it. 
Please use this email link to notify Annette Buckley (UC Irvine Business & Economics Librarian) that you have the problem. She'll have Economist support fix it so you can access your subscription.  

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Tip: Want the mobile app?  Select The Economist app link for a QR code that you can photograph with your mobile device.  

Message box showing the economist is sponsored by the UCI Libraries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mobile App

 

How do UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates (i.e. current students and employees an active UCInetID) use their complimentary subscription in the mobile app?

Good news!  The steps are essentially the same for both the Economist.com site and the mobile app.  

 

 

The mobile app usually keeps you logged in on your account.  You shouldn't need to repeat these steps every time you open the app.  However if you update the app, or turn your phone off/on, you might need to log in again.

FAQ

 

I'm getting a lot of emails from The Economist.  What are they, and how do I stop seeing them?

Some automated emails from don't have an unsubscribe option at the end.  They are:  

  • Onboarding emails– These are sent during the first 40 days of your subscription to highlight the benefits available to you.
  • Standard subscriber emails– These promote elements of your subscription, such as upcoming webinars or major news stories (e.g., election coverage).  

To stop seeing them, you have two options.  

  1. Create a rule in your email to delete messages from: noreply@e.economist.com
  2. Email the Enterprise Team: enterprise@economist.com and ask to opt out of messages from noreply@e.economist.com.

 

I have a personal subscription.  Can I cancel it and join the UC Irvine Libraries' subscription?

Yes! UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates with a personal (B2C) subscription can cancel and get a refund.  This is a two-step process. 

Step 1
Email Customer Service: supportteam@economist.com
[Script]  Hello, I will be joining the University of California - Irvine group subscription, sponsored by the UC Irvine Libraries.  Therefore, I ask that you please cancel my personal (B2C) Economist subscription and issue me a refund.  My email address for my personal subscription is [****@email.com].  Please notify me when the cancellation is confirmed.  Thank you very much for your help.

​​​​When you receive confirmation, start the second step.  

Step 2
Email the Enterprise Team: enterprise@economist.com
[Script]  Hello, I am a UC Irvine Authorized Affiliate, and I received notice from the Customer Support Division that my personal (B2C) subscription successfully cancelled.  Please transition me out of a B2C profile so that I can join the University of California - Irvine group subscription, sponsored by the UC Irvine Libraries.  Please notify me when the transition is complete.  Thank you very much for your help.

 

What personal info might The Economist Group collect, and how might they use it?

Please refer to The Economist's privacy policy and cookies policy.

 

As a student, do I receive additional benefits after I graduate? 

There are no specific discounts for students after graduation. However, The Economist occasionally runs promotional offers on personal B2C subscriptions.

 

More questions?

UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates are welcome to email The Economist Enterprise Team for support: enterprise@economist.com.  Please identify yourself as UC Irvine student or employee, and use you @uci email address so that the Enterprise Team can verify your status.  

You can also ask these UC Irvine librarians:

  • Annette Buckley
    Research Librarian for Business and Economics
    annetteb@uci.edu   Office:  949-824-0360
     
  • Sara Heimann
    Innovation & Entrepreneurship Librarian
    sheimann@uci.edu  Office:  949-824-2205

Other Access

Access: UCI
Gale Global Issues logo showing many nations' flags.
The UCI Libraries' license the Global Issues in Context database from the Gale publishing company, and that includes access to articles from The Economist magazine

  • Coverage: 1998 - current
  • Articles are text-only (i.e. no images)
  • Learn this search!  < Browsing and finding Economist articles. (Please give the pages several seconds to load.)

Historical Content

Access: UCI
This content is available through the UC Irvine Libraries' license to the Economist Historical Archive from the Gale publishing company.  

  • Coverage: 1843-2015
  • Articles are PDF scans of the print version of the magazine.
  • This page from Gale offers more information about the archives.  

About


Editorial Philosophy
Founded in 1843 to support the cause of free trade, The Economist continues to produce journalism of sometimes radical opinion with a reverence for facts.

  • Independence
    Editorial independence lies at the heart of The Economist. The constitution of the company does not permit any individual or organisation to gain a majority shareholding. The editor is appointed by trustees, who are independent of commercial, political and proprietorial influences.
     
  • Objectivity
    The Economist has no by-lines. It is written anonymously because its collective voice and personality matter more than the identities of individual journalists. This ensures a continuity of tradition and consistency of view.
     
  • Topicality
    The Economist constantly covers and curates the news. It publishes weekly in a magazine format and daily on its digital platforms.

 

Source:  About Us. The Economist Group.