Scott Althaus, political science, University of Illinois
Shlomo Avineri, philosophy, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Ronald Beiner, political science, University of Toronto
Peter J. Boettke, economics, George Mason University
James M. Buchanan, economics, George Mason University
John Bullock, political science, Yale University
Bruce Caldwell, economics, Duke University
Ronald Coase, economics, University of Chicago
Tyler Cowen, economics, George Mason University
Stephen Cox, literature, University of California, San Diego
Aurelian Craiutu, politics, Indiana University
John Dunn, politics, University of Cambridge
Richard Epstein, law, University of Chicago
John Gray, philosophy, London School of Economics
Liah Greenfeld, sociology, Boston University
Daniel M. Hausman, philosophy, University of Wisconsin
Albert O. Hirschman, Institute for Advanced Studies
Steven Horwitz, economics, St. Lawrence University
Israel M. Kirzner, economics, New York University
Leszek Kolakowski, philosophy, University of Oxford
Robert E. Lane, political science, Yale University
Steven Lukes, sociology, New York University
Stephen Macedo, politics, Princeton University
Alexandra R. Maryanski, sociology, University of California, Riverside
Deirdre N. McCloskey, economics, University of Illinois at Chicago
Douglass C. North, economics, Washington University
Edmund Phelps, economics, Columbia University
Richard A. Posner, law, University of Chicago
Robert Putnam, government, Harvard University
Paul J. Quirk, political science, University of British Columbia
Earl C. Ravenal, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
Mario J. Rizzo, economics, New York University
Paul Rosenberg, history, University of Cambridge
Chris Sciabarra, politics, New York University
Amartya Sen, economics, Harvard University
Robert Y. Shapiro, political science, Columbia University
Jeremy Shearmur, politics, Australian National University
Theda Skocpol, government, Harvard University
Philip E. Tetlock, psychology, University of California, Berkeley