The posters, which feature editorial on subjects including scientists being allowed to create artificial life, legalising prostitution and using force against Iran’s nuclear programme, have been created to highlight the key qualities of The Economist’s editorial: agenda-setting, constantly surprising and tested through analysis and continuous debate.
The campaign, continues the publisher, aims to reach out to the intellectually curious unfamiliar with The Economist. By encouraging them to engage in discussion and debate, The Economist will showcase its editorial content, demonstrating that it might be something they'd enjoy.
The campaign launches on the 11th October with the posters live until 24th October. The three themes will run simultaneously.
