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from the ground up. If that does not merit
the Nobel Peace Prize, I cannot imagine what does.
Nicholas Colloff
Alcester, Warwickshire
SIR - You wrongly suggest that anti-poverty campaigners are different from peacemakers. Giving
impoverished women financial power is more courageous than any wartime peacekeeping negotiations.
The violence and hardship that Grameen’s operations alleviate makes it a worthy winner.
Heather Buck
New Orleans
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The Arab world
Coalitions of the unwilling
Oct 19th 2006 | CAIRO
From The Economist print edition
Resistance to the West, and rejection of Israel, are the pillars of a rapidly strengthening
alliance in the world s most volatile region
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THE Middle East is no stranger to doom and gloom. The most enduring conflict of the past century,
between Israelis and Palestinians, drags on drearily today. The first wars of the 21st century have also
unfolded there, in Afghanistan, Iraq, western Sudan and Lebanon.
This being so, the West has a long history of espying new spectres in the region. In the 1950s and 1960s
it was Nasser, Egypt s passionate pan-Arabist leader. In the 1970s it was Palestinian terrorism; in the
1980s Khomeini s Islamic revolution; since the turn of the century, al-Qaeda-style mayhem; and now
again revolutionary Iran, newly expansionary and perhaps, some day, armed with nukes.
Some of these imagined threats to the global order have been leftist and nationalist, some reactionary
and religious, some radical and violent. Yet all have drawn their mobilising power from a single source.
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