Lists FP Top 100 Global Thinkers

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1 lists

1.1 2005 list
1.2 2008 list
1.3 2009 list
1.4 2010 list
1.5 2011 list
1.6 2012 list
1.7 2013 list
1.8 2014 list
1.9 2015 list
1.10 2016 list
1.11 2017 list





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2005 list

this known in year 2005 prospect/fp top 100 public intellectuals poll . conducted prospect magazine. more 20,000 people voted in poll.


2008 list

the 2008 list second list of top public intellectual conducted prospect magazine. complete list of top 100 public intellectuals published in may 2008. final rankings released in june 2008 , based on more 500,000 public votes on 4 weeks.


2009 list

the 2009 list of fp top 100 global thinkers released in november 2009.


2010 list

the 2010 list of fp top 100 global thinkers released in november 2010.


2011 list

the 2011 list of fp top 100 global thinkers released in november 2011.


2012 list

the 2012 list of fp top 100 global thinkers released in november 2012.


2013 list

the honorees 2013 leading global thinkers issue announced in late 2013.


2014 list

the honorees 2014 leading global thinkers issue named in november 2014. 2014 list in no particular order , divided honorees ten categories; agitators, decision-makers, challengers, naturals, innovators, advocates, chroniclers, healers, artists, , moguls.


2015 list

the honorees on 2015 list in no particular order. 2015 list divided 9 categories; decision-makers, challengers, innovators, advocates, artists, healers, stewards, chroniclers, , moguls. categories of naturals , agitators 2014 replaced stewards category.


2016 list

the honorees on 2016 list in no particular order. 2016 list divided same 9 categories 2015 list.


2017 list






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