100 TOP GLOBAL THINKERS.

The article presents profiles of 100 individuals whose thoughts and actions are said to have had a profound effect on world events in 2011. These include several thinkers active in the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011 including Alaa Al Aswany, Mohamed ElBaradei, and Wael Ghonim. Details related to U.S....

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Publicado en:Foreign Policy no. 190; pp. 34 - 87
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Publicado: Foreign Policy Dec2011
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