Την λίστα των 100 προσωπικοτήτων που διέπρεψαν με τις ιδέες τους, τις παρεμβάσεις τους, την δράση τους, τις αποφάσεις τους, έδωσε, όπως κάθε χρόνο, στην δημοσιότητα το διεθνούς κύρους περιοδικό ανάλυσης Foreign Policy. Στις πρώτες θέσεις κατατάσσονται πρωταγωνιστές της Αραβικής Άνοιξης, με τους οικονομολόγους να καταλαμβάνουν πολλές θέσεις της μακράς λίστας.

 

Δείτε τη λίστα των 100

  1. Alaa Al Aswany, Egyptian dentist- author, Mohamed ElBaradei & Wael Ghonim, EgyptAli Ferzat, Cartoonist  & Razan Zaitouneh, lawyer, Syria Rached Ghannouchi, Khairat El Shater, Islamist Leaders, Tunisia/EgyptTawakkol Karman, Activist Yemen,Wadah Khanfar, Former Director General Al Jazeera, Qatar Eman Al Nafjan, Manal al-Sharif, Acrivists, Saudi Arabia,Fathi Terbil, Human Rights lawyer, LibyaGene Sharp, Political Scientist, Boston & Srdja Popovic, Activist, Serbia

10.          Ben Bernanke, Jean-Claude Trichet, Zhou Xiaochuan, Central bankers, United States, France, China
11.           Barack Obama, president of the United States
12.          Dick Cheney & Condoleezza Rice, Former Vice president- Former Secretary of State
13.           Bill & Melinda Gates, co-chairs Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
14.          Azim Premji, Founder Azim Premji Foundation, India
15.          Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of IMF
16.          Recep Tayyip Erdogan & Ahmet Davutoglu, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Turkey
17.          Jack Dorsey & Mark Zuckerberg, Executive Chairman Twitter, CEO Facebook
18.          Ai Weiwei, Artist China
19.          He Weifang & Yu Keping, law Scholar, Perking University, Official Communist party, China
20.         Bill & Hillary Clinton, Former US President, Secretary of State
21.          Nicolas Sarkozy, President of France
22.         Bernard-Henri Lévy, Philosopher, France
23.         Gene Cretz, Elizabeth Dibble, Robert Godec, Carlos Pascual , Anne Patterson, US Diplomats/ Libya, Washington, Egypt
24.         Sami  Ben Gharbia, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, Alexey Navalny, Activists, Tunisia, Germany, Russia
25.          Carmen Reinhart & Kenneth Rogoff, Economist, Paterson Institute for international Economics-Economist, Harvard University
26.          David Beers, Head of sovereign ratings, Standard’s and Poor’s, Britain
27.          Angela Merkel & Wolfgang Schäuble, German Chancellor-Minister of Finance
28.         Mahmoud Salam Fayyad, president-Prime Minister Palestinian National Authority
29.         Mizuho Fukushima & Yuichi Kaido, Activists, Japan
30.         Nouriel Roubini , Economist, New York University
31.          Aung San Suu Kyi, Dissident, Burma
32.         Paul Krugman, Economist, Princeton University
33.         Joseph Stiglitz, Economist, Columbia University
34.         Elisabeth Warren, legal scholar, Senate candidate
35.          Amy Chua, legal scholar, author
36.         Terry Engelder, Gary Lash, George P. Mitchell, Geologists
37.          Anna Hazare, Anti-corruption activist, India
38.         Mike Mullen, Former Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
39.         David Cameron, prime Minister, Britain
40.         Paul Ryan, Congressman
41.          Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank
42.         Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil
43.         Edward Glaeser & Saskia Sassen, Economist, Harvard University- Sociologist, Columbia University

44.         Luis Moreno-Ocampo & David Scheffer, prosecutor, International Criminal Court –Director, Northwestern University’s Center for International Human Rights

45.          Robert Gates, Former Defense Secretary
46.         Christina Romer, Economist, University of California
47.          Sherry Rehman , member of parliament of Pakistan
48.         Steven Pinker, psychologist Harvard University
49.         Andrew Sullivan, Blogger, Daily beast
50.         RonPaul, Congressman
51.           John McCain, senator

52.          Francis Deng & Gareth Evans, Special Advisor to U.N. Secretary General-Chancellor Australian national University

53.          Samantha Power, White House Advisor
54.          Mohamed El-Erian, CEO Pimco
55.          Martin Wolf, Columnist Financial Times
56.          Paul Collier, Economist Oxford University
57.          Ilda Boccassini, prosecutor Italy
58.          Thomas Friedman, Foreign Affairs Columnist, New York Times
59.          Jens Stoltenberg, Prime Minister of Norway
60.         Abhijit Banerjee & Esther Duflo, Economists, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
61.          Mikko Hypponen, Chief research officer, F-Secure- Finland
62.         Herman Chinery-Hesse, Software entrepreneur, Ghana
63.         Meir Dagan, Former Director-Mossad Israel
64.         Joseph Nye, Political Scientist, Harvard University
65.           Nancy Birdsall, President, Center of Global Development
66.         Barry Eichengreen, Economist, University of California
67.          Robert D. Kaplan, Journalist
68.         Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, Political Scientist New York University
69.         Kenneth Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch
70.         Zaha Hadid, Architect, Britain
71.          Daniel Kahneman, psychologist Princeton University
72.          Tyler Cowen, Economist, George Mason University
73.          Joi Ito & Ethan Zuckerman, Directors, MIT Media Lab & MIT Center for Civic media
74.          Rory Stewart, Member of Parliament, Britain
75.          Maria Bashir, prosecutor, Afghanistan
76.          Bjorn Lomborg, Director, Copenhagen Consensus Center
77.          Cem Özdemir, co-chairman, Green Party, Germany
78.          Lester Brown, president, Earth Policy Institute
79.          Deepa Narayan, Poverty Researcher India
80.         Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus, South Africa
81.          Yoani Sánchez, blogger, Cuba
82.         Clay Shirky, author
83.         Jared Cohen & Alec Ross, Director, Google Ideas/Advisor for Innovations, State Department
84.         Mustafa Barghouti, Politician, West bank
85.          Pervez Hoodbhoy, Physicist Quaid-i-Azam University, Pakistan
86.         Andy Sumner, Economist, Institute of Development Studies
87.          Johanna Sigurdardottir, Prime Minister, Ireland
88.         John Githongo, Anti-corruption campaigner Kenya
89.         Paul Farmer, medical Anthropologist Harvard University
90.         Anne-Marie Slaughter, Political Scientist, Princeton University
91.          Kishore Mahbubani , Dean Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore
92.         Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Finance Minister Nigeria
93.         Lant Pritchett, Economist, Harvard University
94.         Arundhati Roy, Author, India
95.          Boris Johnson, Mayor of London
96.         Mari Kuraishi, President, Global Giving Foundation
97.          Arvind Subramanian, senior fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics
98.         Rick Falkvinge, Founder Pirate Party, Sweden
99.         Teodoro Petkoff, Editor, Tal Cual Venezuela
100.       Stéphane Hessel , author, France

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