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This is a contribution to efforts to put the No Bull Prize Award on an appropriate footing in global society
in contrast to the Nobel Prize and the Ig Nobel Prize
No Bull Prize for Agriculture
No Bull Prize for Anarchism
No Bull Prize for Business
No Bull Prize for Care
No Bull Prize for Chemistry
No Bull Prize for Crisis Anticipation
No Bull Prize for Development
No Bull Prize for Economics
No Bull Prize for Education
No Bull Prize for Environment
No Bull Prize for Euthanasia
No Bull Prize for Finance
No Bull Prize for Food
No Bull Prize for Genetic Engineering
No Bull Prize for Governance
No Bull Prize for Health Care
No Bull Prize for Humour
No Bull Prize for Information
No Bull Prize for Intelligence
No Bull Prize for Journalism
No Bull Prize for Literature
No Bull Prize for Marketing
No Bull Prize for Mathematics
No Bull Prize for Mechanized Agriculture
No Bull Prize for Medicine
No Bull Prize for Morality
No Bull Prize for Music
No Bull Peace Prize
No Bull Prize for Philosophy
No Bull Prize for Physics
No Bull Prize for Planning
No Bull Prize for Politics
No Bull Prize for Psychotherapy
No Bull Prize for Public Relations
No Bull Prize for Questions
No Bull Prize for Reason
No Bull Prize for Religion
No Bull Prize for Resource Assessment
No Bull Prize for Security
No Bull Prize for Sex Work
No Bull Prize for Social Activism
No Bull Prize for Social Responsibility
No Bull Prize for Spirituality
No Bull Prize for Sport
No Bull Prize for Technology
No Bull Prize for Thinking
No Bull Prize for Truth Elucidation
No Bull Prize for Weapons Research
This nomination process is dedicated to John E Fobes (1919-2005), former Deputy Director-General of UNESCO and co-founder, with Art Buchwald, of the Association for the Promotion of Humour in International Affairs (APHIA). Their initiative was the inspiration for Humour and Play-Fullness: essential integrative processes in governance, religion and transdisciplinarity (2005). The process is consistent with the recommendations of Liberating Provocations: use of negative and paradoxical strategies (2005) and Transformation of Global Governance through Bullfighting (2009). It is appropriate to note that the No Bull Prize is reported to have been one of the synonyms of the Journal of Irreproducible Results. The organization Improbable Research publishes a magazine entitled the Annals of Improbable Research, and administers the Ig Nobel Prizes -- focusing on research that makes people laugh and then think.
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