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November 2001 issue of Prospect Magazine (#68)

Features

Islam and the west
Prospect / November 20, 2001
Is the failure of Islamic states the fault of Islam? Ian Buruma, Fred Halliday,...
Minoru Yamasaki
Rowan Moore / November 20, 2001
He was condemned in the 1970s for ruining Manhattan's skyline. Now, destruction of his...
Iranian girls
Rory Stewart / November 20, 2001
I wondered whether she had been smiling behind her black veil when we said goodbye
Universal nation
Jedediah Purdy / November 20, 2001
Americans are genuinely shocked by the idea that they are an imperial power
The Essex clearances
Derek Beaven / November 20, 2001
The real Essex man is misunderstood. He was once a pioneer, the government bulldozed his...
The Saudi enigma
James Buchan / November 20, 2001
Saudi oil drives globalisation, Saudi money drives part of the Islamic revolt against it....
Which civilisation?
Michael Lind / November 20, 2001
The idea of a liberal "west," standing out against fundamentalism, is a fallacy.
Millennial market
Edward Chancellor / November 20, 2001
It's not terrorists that have threatened the economy so much as the failings in the...

Opinions

The front line
Anatol Lieven / November 20, 2001
It takes a fine line between alarmism and complacency to judge Pakistani border tensions
The lofty left
Steven Teles / November 20, 2001
Many on the British left have failed to understand how the US is behaving in this war
Jewish imagination
Susan Greenberg / November 20, 2001
Now is the time to stand against all religious fundamentalism
City of terror
Nigel West / November 20, 2001
When Tony Blair announces a war against terrorism he does so from the centre of a city...

Regulars

The busine$$
Derek Brower / November 20, 2001
Striking oil in Afghanistan

Arts & Books

Widescreen
Mark Cousins / November 20, 2001
The appeal of the "broken"
Arabian sensuality
Robert Chandler / November 20, 2001
Islamic fundamentalists have forgotten their own heritage of women writers and...
Stephen Hawking is wrong
Hilary Lawson / November 20, 2001
Science has no monopoly on truth
Disenchantment of desire
Sebastian Smee / November 20, 2001
Alice Munro's perfectly pitched stories about intimacy and sex are more than a match for...
Last stop, Europe
David Clark / November 20, 2001
Labour's strategy for getting Britain into the euro is still too passive and economistic....

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