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• FEBRUARY 12, 2012
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• • Michael Dobbs
  • Daniel Drezner
  • David Hoffman
  • Marc Lynch
  • Clyde Prestowitz
  • Tom Ricks
  • David Rothkopf
  • Stephen Walt

    ---

  • The Cable
  • The Call
  • The Multilateralist
  • The Oil and the Glory
  • Passport
  • Shadow Govt.
  • Transitions
  • Turtle Bay
• • 2012 Election
  • AfPak
  • Democracy Lab
  • Middle East

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  • Deep Dive Briefing
• • Morning Brief: Eurozone demands more cuts from Greece
  • AfPak Pakistan Supreme Court rejects Gilani’s appeal
  • Mideast Two explosions target Syrian security compounds in Aleppo
• • Where a Woman's Place Is on the Front Lines - by Joshua E. Keating
  • The World in Photos This Week
  • Bull in the China Shop - by Daniel Blumenthal
  • The LWOT: Chicago cab driver pleads guilty to material support charge - by Jennifer Rowland
  • A Loss We Can Live With - by James Traub
  • India’s Last-Chance Parents
  • Votes Versus Rights - by Charles Kurzman
  • The World's Baby Factory - by Anuj Chopra
• • FP Passport: State Dept. releases a bird's eye view of Syria crackdown
  • Transitions: Uganda's oil scandal
  • Transitions: DemLab Weekly Brief: One Step Back in Burma -- And a Hint of Promise in Pakistan
  • FP Passport: Lies, damn lies, and Weibo rumors of Kim Jong Un’s demise
  • The AfPak Channel: "Moderate" Taliban: A wolf in sheep's clothing?
  • Turtle Bay: Syria resolution push moves to the General Assembly
  • FP Passport: Filming Homs's horrors
  • Stephen M. Walt: A Martian view of the Iran debate

The FP survey is now closed. Check back in January, when Foreign Policy will publish the full results in its January/February issue and online.

And if you think we left someone off this year’s list, e-mail us at fpletters@ForeignPolicy.com with your suggestions for 2010. Who is the unrecognized thinker you believe is having the greatest impact on the world?