Notable Current and Former HKS Faculty
- Alberto Abadie
- Graham Allison
- Jacqueline Bhabha
- Linda Bilmes
- Derek Bok
- George Borjas
- R. Nicholas Burns
- Ashton Carter (On leave)
- Antonia Handler Chayes
- William C. Clark
- Richard Clarke
- Susan P. Crawford
- David Cutler
- David Ellwood
- Jeffrey Frankel
- Marshall Ganz
- David Gergen
- Edward Glaeser
- Robert R. Glauber
- Stephen Goldsmith
- Ricardo Hausmann
- Ronald Heifetz
- William W. Hogan
- John P. Holdren (On leave)
- Swanee Hunt
- Sheila Jasanoff
- Christopher Jencks
- Alex Jones
- Dale Jorgenson
- Elaine Kamarck
- Juliette Kayyem
- Alexander Keyssar
- Robert Z. Lawrence
- Jennifer Lerner
- Naheed Nenshi
- Pippa Norris
- Joseph Nye
- George Papandreou
- Roger B. Porter
- Michael Porter
- Samantha Power
- Lant Pritchett
- Robert Putnam
- Carmen M. Reinhart
- Dani Rodrik
- John Ruggie
- F.M. Scherer
- Sarah Sewall
- Malcolm Sparrow
- Robert Stavins
- Lawrence Summers
- Dennis Thompson
- Stephen Walt
- Martin Weitzman
- Shirley Williams, Baroness Williams of Crosby
- John P. White
- William Julius Wilson
- Richard Zeckhauser
- Robert B. Zoellick
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