The phrase "alternative nobel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the Right Livelihood Award, which is often called the "Alternative Nobel Prize" as it honors those who contribute to social justice and environmental sustainability.
Example: "Many activists have been recognized for their efforts with the Alternative Nobel, highlighting their commitment to making the world a better place."
Alternatives: "Right Livelihood Award" or "Nobel alternative".
She has already been honoured with the Right Livliehood award, known as the "alternative Nobel prize".
Among the contenders are whistleblower Edward Snowden, who in September was awarded Sweden's Right Livelihood Honorary Award, considered the "alternative Nobel".
Founded in 1980, the Right Livelihood Awards are presented annually in the Swedish Parliament and are often referred to as 'Alternative Nobel Prizes'.
For this research, and their persistent work on plutonium issues, Takagi and Schneider received the 1997 Right Livelihood Award, the alternative Nobel prize, in Stockholm.
Bill McKibben, winner of the Right Livelihood prize in 2014, sometimes referred to as an alternative Nobel, and founder of 350.org, said that Obama's actions were a "bad contradiction".
Nnimmo Bassey: The Nigerian chair of Friends of the Earth International was awarded an alternative Nobel prize for his work which included taking Shell to court in Holland for its massive oil pollution in the Niger delta.
The award was established in 1980 by the Swedish-German stamp collector Jakob von Uexkull as an alternative to the Nobel prizes, which, he said, ignored many modern global problems.
As Shanghaiist reports today, the Ministry of Culture has made life difficult for organizers of China's "Confucius Peace Prize," a hastily arranged alternative to the Nobel, which Chinese patriots organized last year after the Nobel Peace Prize was given to the imprisoned writer Liu Xiaobo.
As _Shanghaiist reports today, the Ministry of Culture has made life difficult for organizers of China's "Confucius Peace Prize," a hastily arranged alternative to the Nobel, which Chinese patriots organized last year after the Nobel Peace Prize was given to the imprisoned writer Liu Xiaobo.
The Confucius Peace Prize was created in 2010 as an alternative to the Nobel version, after the Chinese government was angered by the decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize to a prominent Chinese dissident.
Research by the late Elinor Ostrom, a Nobel laureate, suggests an alternative.
