Politics, Political Philosophy, and International Relations
- Nayef Al-Rodhan (St Antony's)
- Christopher Brewin (St John's and Christ Church)
- James Burnham (Balliol)
- Alex Callinicos (Balliol)
- James Corry
- David Dilks (Hertford, St Antony's, & All Souls)
- Samuel Finer (Trinity and Balliol)
- Sir Lawrence Freedman
- Nikolas Gvosdev (St Antony's)
- Gerald Cohen (All Souls)
- Fred Halliday (The Queen's)
- Robert D. Putnam(Balliol)
- Ted Hodgetts
- Raghavan N. Iyer (Magdalen, Nuffield, and St Antony's)
- Moses Morgan
- Thomas Nossiter (Exeter and Nuffield)
- Masako Owada (Balliol)
- Anne-Marie Slaughter (Worcester)
- Helen Wallace, Baroness Wallace of Saltaire
- Michael Sandel (Balliol)
- Graham Wallas (Corpus Christi)
- Rosemary Foot (St. Antony's)
- Naomi Wolf (New College)
- Joseph Nye (Exeter)
- Mark Bevir
- Jeremy Waldron(All Souls)
- Nancy Bermeo (Nuffield)
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