International Philosophy Olympiad

The International Philosophy Olympiad (IPO) is an International Science Olympiad, a philosophy competition for high school students. It is organized under the auspices of the FISP (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de Philosophie) and supported by UNESCO.

Summary

Number	Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Honorable Mention
1	1993	Smolyan, Bulgaria
2	1994	Petrich, Bulgaria
3	1995	Stara Zagora, Bulgaria
4	1996	Istanbul, Turkey
5	1997	Warsaw, Poland
6	1998	Braşov, Romania
7	1999	Budapest, Hungary
8	2000	Münster, Germany	Ognyan Kassabov	Gianluca Rossi	Boris Popivanov
9	2001	Philadelphia, United States	Ute Scholl	Laura Lapierre	Felix von Lehmden
10	2002	Tokyo, Japan	Silvia Crupano	Vasilescu Ion Gheorghe	Akse Pettersson
11	2003	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Torsten Schoeneberg	Sergio Barberis	Gabriel Abelof	Sarah Helduser Mete Tuczu Hyun Lee Francesco D'Acunto Wojciech Orowiecki Andrei Poamă Sezen Kayhan
12	2004	Seoul, South Korea	Leopold Hess	Joanna Kusiak Lukas Steinacher Mert Bahadir Reisoglu	Seungwon Chang Matija Lavrinc German Diaz Valeriya T. Vitkova Elena Bellodi David Kovacs Andreea Elena Simion
13	2005	Warsaw, Poland	Mikolaj Ratajczak Tomasz Przezdziecki Alexandru Marcoci	Marta Sznajder Antti Saarilahti Nora Labo	David Himler Patricio Kingston Woo Chan Lee Jutta Obertegger Jae Won Choi	Roberta Di Nanni Agnieszka Kurzemska Marcin Kotowski
14	2006	Cosenza, Italy	Efe Murat Balikcioglu	Mateusz Chaberski	Saila Kakko	Johann Alexander Santiago Auat Stefano Burzo Margherita Busti Anna Drozdowicz Florin-Radu Gogianu Carmen Kautto Conrad Krausche Maximilian Huber Sara Musi Shapira Shiri Andras Schuller Joseph Steinlechner Daniel Thoms Peter Ujma Christian Danielov Vatchkov
15	2007	Antalya, Turkey	Zeynep Pamuk	Daria Cybulska Stefan Stefanovic	Alexander Johann Martin Hergouth Soh Hyun-Min	Elena Alexandra Corbu Matthias Hoernes Milena Alexandrova Alexandrova Filip Taterka Clara Kropivsek Corina Cristine Lefter Heidi Meriste Luca Vegetti Bernát Iváncsics Christoph Schachenhofer Nanako Kurioka
16	2008	Iaşi, Romania	Jan Seidel Sergiu Matei Lucaci Maria Alexandra Baneu	Conrad Krausche Heta Nuutinen Andrea Beghini Michal Godziszewski	Arina Cristina Baibarac Helene Sorgner Denis Tramonte Tal Yankovitz Kristina Kashfullina	Perczel János Vallari Sawant Adrian Cristian Ardelean Toth Olivér István Maria Ciurchea Antoine Vuille Yuval David Hananel Illia Gorbachev Lukas Paltanavicius Dalius Petrulionis Sebastian Köthe
17	2009	Helsinki, Finland	Sarri Nironen	Eliza Tymianska Petar Penev	Kristina Kashfullina Luiza Pasca	Hyun-Kyu Kim Ayse Dilek Izek Pietari Kupiainen Patrick Mujunen ^[1]
18	2010	Athens, Greece	Aljaž Jelenko	Kacper Kowalczyk Jaehyun Yoo	Tibor Backhausz Valeriu Alexandru Cuc Josef Piras	Erik Ramberg Ignas Rubikas Anita Ignatova Anna Smertina Alessio Rocca Paul Kuuse Tae Heun Kim Tapani Pulkkinen Platias Nikolaos Henning Rognlien Irina Horodinca Murel Leuenberger Chitra Adkar Nikolina Budan Firat Akova Karoliina Juulia Pulkkinen ^[2]
19	2011	Vienna, Austria	Nikolaj Møller	Chang Hyun Choi José Gusmão Rodrigues	Niklas Plaetzer Sakari Nuuttila Stavros Orfeas Zormbalas	Mustafa Ayçiçegi Tibor Backhausz Franziska Bahl Miguel de la Riva Cristina Costina Diamant Vanessa Gstrein Milana Kostic Jwa Seong Lee Luka Mikec Dominykas Milašius Patrick Mokre Junho Oh Thierry Schütz Barbara Šoda Marie Vestergaard-Thomsen ^[3]
20	2012	Oslo, Norway	Sarah Yoon Tadas Kriščiūnas	Jeff Granhøj Aleksi Korpela Myrto Vlazaki Nishith Bharat Khandwala	Niklas Plaetzer Abhinav Suresh Menon Stian Follevaag Ersvær	Kasper Siim Viftrup Vaclav Masek Sánchez Guy Yassor Sun Young Hwang Justine Zepa Michail Sklaskis Djuro Ilic Sadaf Soloukey Lars Borge Hellesylt Diogo José Martins Lopes Corina Ezaru Darko Peric ^[4]
21	2013	Odense, Denmark	Róbert Palasik	Theo Anders Abhinav Menon Hye Jin Lee	Petra Požgaj	Juan Nigri Esteban van Volcem Martin Kamenov Iliev Anton Thorell Steinø David Therkildsen Magnus Baunsgaard Kris Ida Mosegaard Märt Belkin Neal Graham Jonathan Krude Maria Oikonomoy-Makrygianni Lauris Zvirbulis Misa Skalskis Dominika Pankow José Forte Vraciu Cosmin Petru Denis Horvat Léonore Stangherlin Patrick Côté ^[5]
22	2014	Vilnius, Lithuania	Vulpe dan Cristian Elina Karastie Jakob Gomolka Lukas Jonuška	Jacob Karlsson Lagerros Beatriz Santos Iván György Merker Abhishek Dedhe João Madeira Tadas Temčinas Radosław Jurczak Chagajeg Soloukey Tbalvandany	Benedikt Zöchling Rafail Zoulis Maša Marić Justinas Mickus Janko Zeković Francisco RÍOS VIÑUELA Bernt Johan Damslora Jani Patrakka	Federico Aguilar Chan Park Sophus Svarre Rosendahl Viviana de Santis Yuki Kanai Martin Molan Marta-Liisa Talvet Rūta Karpauskaitė Vraciu Cosmin Petru ^[6]
23	2015	Tartu, Estonia	Iván György Merker Antti Autio	Chagajeg Soloukey Tbalvandany Eleftherios Chatzitheodorides David Gjorgoski Martin Molan Sandro Huber Neven Borak Abhishek Dedhe Öznur Hancı	Ludovico Machet Dārta Paula Šveisberga Rosaria Caddeo Stanisław Jędrczak Teodora Groza Anda Maria Zahiu	Ivona Janjic Antonina Jamrozik Ana Bellamy Augustė Saladytė Konstantin Krasimirov Tumanov Lara Gafner Helen Maria Raadik Liisi Voll Petar Soldo Niklas Uhmeier Fredrik Johnsson Zsolt Hegyesi Kyu Bo Shim Ragna Heyne Viachaslau Verashchahin Nadal Abril Lucia Molina Alžběta Vítková Audun Rugstad Deyan Kirilov Madzharski ^[7]
24	2016	Ghent, Belgium	Ihsan Barış Gedizlioğlu Eui Young Kim Jungho Choi	Hana Samaržija Teodora Groza Johanna U. Marstrander Drishtti Rawat	Fabian Strobel Svit Komel Matthijs de Jong Sarp Çelikel Sara Pyykölä	Liwia Rogalewicz Anna Morandini Tathagat Bhatia Sonja Stiebahl Alexandre Eira Uladzislau Voinich Anna Skácelová Ábrahám Horváth Jan Brändle Matija Pušnik Roberta Del Pezzo Andreea Ioana Aelenei Matthias Verlinden Emil Kotzev Lilja Valtonen Aistė Grušnytė Helo Liis Soodla Tomoki Ishikawa Daan Van Cauwenberge Ruben Algoet Pavel Belkevich Polina Perova Frederico Cardoso Sol Gigena ^[8]
25	2017	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Mor Divshi Nóra Schultz Milan Milenović	Álvaro Salgado Carranza Hrvoje Kožić Victor Mordhorst Rosalie Looijaard Mihnea Bâlici	Michal Karlubik Konstantinos-Marios Konstantinou Arth Gupta Kaarel Hänni Crista Erales	Carolien Krekt Antonio Piltcher Reinis Cirpons Isaias Moser Edoardo Calvello Leonie Hong Tathagat Bhatia Amanda Häkkinen Laura Evers Lóránt Kiss Baoyi Ni Vasilen Vasilev Boris Janevski Martina Fridl Simon Derudder Danilo Djukanovic Karolina Bassa Ajuna Soerjadi Franciszek Cudek Arkadiy Saakyan
26	2018	Bar, Montenegro	Radka Pallová Amanda Häkkinen Michal Karlubik	Yastika Guru Freja Værnskjold Dzougov Álvaro Lopes	Martina Fridl Yoshiyuki Ishikawa Sagnik Anupam Mihail Larkov Daantje de Leur	Luis Anngel Meza-Chavarría Tobias Heidenreich Monique Murer Terachet Rojrachsombat Stefan Capmare Zhengyu Ging Tzu Kit Chan Maria Sara Fraser Iulia Natalia Mitrache Paulina Kaczyńska Gaeun Kim Javier Sanz González Martin Topić Paul Johannes Kalda Meggy Michaud Thomas Valerio Valerija Baždar

Literature

Juha Savolainen, Pekka Elo, Satu Honkala, Rebecca Cingi (Hrsg.), IPO Helsinki Finland 2009, Publications of The Finnish National Commission for UNESCO no 85, 2010.

References

External links

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[1] "International Philosophy Olympiad » History".

[2] "International Philosophy Olympiad Athens 2010".

[3] "International Philosophy Olympiad Vienna 2011 – News".

[4] "Results – IPO2012".

[5] "Microsoft Word Online – Work together on Word documents".

[6] "IPO 2014 Vilnius – Austrian Site".

[7] "Winners of the 23rd International Philosophy Olympiad 2015".

[8] "Results – International Philosophy Olympiad 2016".