The FP Top 100 Global Thinkers Video Series
When Tom Ricks Met Tom Friedman FP magazine blogger Thomas E. Ricks interviews New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. Friedman, who earned a spot on FP‘s 2011 Global Thinkers list for holding out hope for American renewal, discusses the third IT revolution, the hyperconnected world, and the worst idea of the year. Amy Chua FP ...
When Tom Ricks Met Tom Friedman
FP magazine blogger Thomas E. Ricks interviews New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. Friedman, who earned a spot on FP's 2011 Global Thinkers list for holding out hope for American renewal, discusses the third IT revolution, the hyperconnected world, and the worst idea of the year.
When Tom Ricks Met Tom Friedman
FP magazine blogger Thomas E. Ricks interviews New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. Friedman, who earned a spot on FP‘s 2011 Global Thinkers list for holding out hope for American renewal, discusses the third IT revolution, the hyperconnected world, and the worst idea of the year.
Amy Chua
FP magazine blogger Daniel Drezner interviews Amy Chua, author of The Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, and her father Leon Chua.
Jared Cohen
FP Managing Editor Blake Hounshell interviews Jared Cohen, director of Google Ideas, on Twitter, U.S. foreign policy, and the Arab Spring.
Gene Sharp
FP magazine blogger Thomas E. Ricks interviews political scientist Gene Sharp on the changing perceptions of nonviolent movements after the Arab Spring.
David Beers
FP Managing Editor Blake Hounshell interviews 2011 Global Thinker David Beers. Beers, of Standard and Poor’s, was recognized on the 2011 list for forcing a long-overdue conversation on America’s debt.
Andy Sumner
FP magazine blogger Thomas E. Ricks interviews economist Andy Sumner on the future of foreign aid and why Senegal isn’t as poor as you think it is.
Arvind Subramanian
FP magazine blogger Thomas E. Ricks asks Arvind Subramanian of the Peterson Institute for International Economics why China is already the world’s most dominant power.
Saskia Sassen
FP magazine blogger Daniel Drezner speaks with Columbia University sociologist Saskia Sassen on the challenges of the megalopolis and the potential for reverse migration.
Lant Pritchett
FP magazine Managing Editor Blake Hounshell speaks with Harvard University economist Lant Pritchett about Asian success stories, what India’s doing wrong, and Islamic politics.
The Arab Revolutionaries
Global Thinkers Srdja Popovic, Manal al-Sharif, and Rached Ghannouchi join Foreign Policy Editor in Chief Susan Glasser for a discussion on the revolutions that swept the Arab world in 2011.
Joseph S. Nye
FP‘s Managing Editor Blake Hounshell asks Harvard political scientist Joseph Nye about the Obama administration’s use of “soft power” and the intervention in Libya.
Bjorn Lomborg
FP Managing Editor Blake Hounshell speaks with Copenhagen Consensus Center Director Bjorn Lomborg on climate change, China, and why he’s not actually a contrarian.
Rick Falkvinge
FP Managing Editor Blake Hounshell speaks with Pirate Party founder Rick Falkvinge on intellectual property and copyright in the age of the internet.
Mizuho Fukushima
FP magazine blogger Daniel Drezner talks to Japanese anti-nuke activist Mizuho Fukushima about nuclear power before and after the tsunami in Japan.
Deepa Narayan
FP Managing Editor Blake Hounshell interviews poverty researcher Deepa Narayan on why it’s so hard to define poverty.
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