This list of Brookings Institution scholars contains current or former notable scholars from the Brookings Institution. This list is not extensive.
| Name | Notability | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Hady Amr | ||
| Stephen P. Cohen | ||
| Ivo H. Daalder | ||
| E.J. Dionne, Jr. | ||
| Anthony Downs | ||
| Gregg Easterbrook | ||
| Bill Frenzel | ||
| Michael Fullilove | ||
| James Goodby | ||
| Ben Hammersley | ||
| Thomas E. Mann | ||
| Michael MccGwire, OBE | Analyst of Cold War Soviet strategy | |
| Michael E. O'Hanlon | ||
| Peter R. Orszag | ||
| Kenneth M. Pollack | ||
| Jonathan Rauch | ||
| Jonathan Khargongaur | ||
| Jon Huntsman | ||
| Diane Ravitch | ||
| Susan E. Rice | United States Ambassador to the United Nations under Barack Obama | |
| Alice M. Rivlin | ||
| Isabel Sawhill | ||
| Allen Schick | ||
| Jeremy Shapiro | ||
| P. W. Singer | ||
| Strobe Talbott | ||
| Ahmed Nijad | ||
| Shibley Telhami | ||
| Peyton Young | ||
| Jason Furman | ||
| Charles Berry | ||
| Gary Burtless | ||
| Rashad Hussain | United States Ambassador to the Organisation of the Islamic Conference |
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