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Confronting Islamic State : an improbable alliance.

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In: The Economist 20-26 September 2014, pp.46-47Summary: Describes the coalition ranged against Islamic State, political developments in Iraq, and the lack of enthusiasm in some quarters for renewed western intervention. Inset box draws parallels in terms of religious conservatism between IS and Saudi Arabia.

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Describes the coalition ranged against Islamic State, political developments in Iraq, and the lack of enthusiasm in some quarters for renewed western intervention. Inset box draws parallels in terms of religious conservatism between IS and Saudi Arabia.

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