Senior Membership

The College has the following categories of Senior Membership. 

Governing Body Fellows

These Fellows together with the Warden comprise the Governing Body of the College. They are normally holders of a University post with which the College is associated or holders of an academic appointment made by the College. A list of the current Governing Body Fellows is at www.sant.ox.ac.uk/people/fellows.html.

Honorary Fellows

These are distinguished persons who have a close connection with the College,  have excelled in fields of interest to the College, have rendered outstanding service to the College or could be expected to render such service in the future. The College’s Honorary Fellows are:

Sir Mark Allen 
Dr Hanan Ashrawi
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
Mrs Monna Besse
Sir Raymond Carr
Lord Peter Carrington
Sir Bryan Cartledge
Professor Louis Cha
Professor Francis Conte
Sir James Craig
Professor Norman Davies
Mr Geoffrey Elliott
Mr Thomas Friedman
Mr Foulath Hadid
Sir Alistair Horne
Ms Bridget Kendall
Mr Nemir Kirdar
Sir Michael Llewellyn-Smith
Professor William Roger Louis
Professor Jose Maravall
Professor David Marquand
Dr Sadako Ogata
The Rt.Hon Lord Christopher Patten
Professor Gerhard Ritter
Professor Sir Adam Roberts
His Excellency Sheikh Ghassan I Shaker
Professor Alfred Stepan
Sir John Swire
Professor Richard Ullman
Dr Richard von Weizsäcker
 

Foundation Fellows

The College awards Foundation Fellowships in recognition of significant contributions to the resources of the College.  Foundation Fellows are welcomed into our international community of Antonians and encouraged to visit the College and participate in College events.  They are:

Dr Atiku Abubakar
Ms Sein Chew
Mr Adrian Fu
Mr Eric Hotung
Dr Serra Kirdar

Emeritus Fellows

These are persons who have held the Office of Warden or who having held a Governing Body or Senior Research Fellowship in the College have either resigned from it before reaching the age of 65 after at least 15 years of service in the College or resigned or retired at the age of 65 or above after at least 5 years of service in the College and have been elected to an Emeritus Fellowship by Governing Body. Emeritus Fellows are currently:

Associate Fellows

Associate Fellows are persons of distinction whom the College wishes to recognise. They are: 

Dr Fernando Cepeda
Professor Gabriel Cohen
Dr Ari Joshua Sherman

Visiting Fellows

These are visitors to the College and University who are pursing academic research in Oxford, normally for a period of a year or more. The College’s Visiting Fellows are currently:

Dr Ishtiaq Ahmad                                 Quaid-I-Azam Fellow
Dr Fikret Causevic                                Alpha Bank Visiting Fellow
Professor Noe Cornago                        Basque Visiting Fellow
Dr Nicoletta Demetriou                         Alistair Horne Visiting Fellow
Dr Claire Dupuy                                    Deakin Visiting Fellow
Mr John Farnell                                     European Union Visiting Fellow
Dr Tina Jennings                                   Visiting Fellow
Professor Hossein Modarressi              Golestaneh Fellow
Dr Diego Muro                                      Santander Visiting Fellowship
Dr Julie Newton                                    Visiting Fellow
Dr Vladmir Pastukhov                           Visiting Fellow
Professor Lutz Raphael                        Stifterverband Visiting Fellow
Dr Sonali Singh                                    Agatha Harrison Memorial Visiting Fellowship
Dr C W David Tsui                                Visiting Fellow
Commander Tracy Vincent                   US Navy Visiting Fellow
Mr Colvin Maxwell Watson                   Visiting Fellow
Commodore Keith Winstanley MBE      Hudson Visiting Fellow

Research Fellows and Junior Research Fellows

Research Fellows and Junior Research Fellows are academics based in Oxford who have been selected by the College on the recommendation of its Centres or Governing Body Fellows to carry out research in the College in an academic area relating to the College’s interests.  Research Fellows are normally appointed for a year or more and are:

Dr Ahmed Al-Shahi
Dr Othon Anastasakis
Dr Nadine Beckmann
Dr Svitlana Chernykh
Dr Gregory Deacon
Dr Julia Griggs
Dr Anke Hoeffler
Dr Homa Katouzian
Dr Turkay Nefes
Dr Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
Dr Kerem Oktem
Dr Simon Pooley
Dr Eduardo Posada-Carbo
Dr Oliver Ready
Dr David Rechter
Dr Julian Salazar Dominguez
Dr Jonathan Steinberg

Senior Associate Members

Senior Associate Members are normally visitors to the College and the University for periods of up to a year who are pursuing a specific research objective of their own.  They or their academic work must be known to the Governing Body Fellow who is acting as their Sponsor. Below is a  list of current Senior Associate Members and their research interests:

Dr Lovise Aalen:  Power Sharing in Africa:  The End or the Beginning of Conflicts? 
Mr Hussein Agha
Dr Chukwuma Agu:  Migration Remittance: World Bank data from Nigeria  
Dr Shinichi Aizawa:  A long-term comparative discussion of Contemporry Japanese Social Inequality and Poverty: From the Analysis of Japanese Poverty Data in the 1950s and 1960s 
Dr Huda Al-Khaizaran:  The future of higher education in Iraq 
Dr Nayef Al-Rodhan  Critical turning points in the history of the Arabislamic World and their relevance to the current Geopolitics of the Middle East 
HRH Prince Bandar Al-Saud 
Professor Jose Maria Barrutia: Policy Networks vs Other Forms of Policy Making: Local Agenda 21 Implementation in Europe from 1992 
Mr John Beyer:   Drivers and destinations for the "Frozen Conflicts" 
His Hon. Judge William Birtles   
Mr Robert Chenciner  
Ms Laurien Crump: The Warsaw Pact reconsidered: inquiries into the evolution of an underestimated alliance 1960 - 1969
Mr Tim Cullen:   Economic Globalization and Human Rights 
Mr Richard Dreyfuss:  The biography of modern democracy: America as a prototype of western liberal democracy? 
Professor Carmen Echebarria: Regions, Networking and New Knowledge Diffusion: contrasting Basque experience with other European initiatives. 
Mrs Anna Enayat  
Dr Alan George:   Middle East Politics/Economics 
Mr Shamseddin Golestaneh 
Dr Adam Habib: The South Africa Transition and the politics of economic development 
Dr Mihoko Kato :  Russia's Foreign Policy and Multilateralism in the Post-Cold War Era 
Mr Kenta Kawaguchi :  Compatibility of Islam and Western Modernity- Through the philosophy of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hasan al-Banna 
Dr Zaheer Kazmi :  Global Islam; counter-ideology; anarchism
Mr Ahmad Khalidi   
Dr Meeran Kim:  Comparison among the Equal Opportunity Initiatives of University Admission  Policies of South Korea, Japan and the United Kingdom
Mr Daniel Lafayeedney :  Countering Transnational Terrorism and Intelligence 
Professor Kang Li :  The Routinization of Revolution in a North China Village, 1948-1952 
Professor Antonio Lopez Vega: European Intellectuals and the Crisis of 1914
Mr Bona Malwal:   Sudanese Politics 
Dr Peter Mangold  
Mr Richard Manning :  International Development 
Dr Daniel Meier :  Identity, conflict and space in contemporary South Lebanon 
Dr Javier Morales Hernandez : The securitization of Russia's Derzhavnost': the West in Russian Threat Perceptions under Putin and Medvedev 
Dr Erica Moret:   The Changing Role of Economic Sanctions as a Foreign Policy Tool in Post Lisbon-Treaty Europe 
Dr Sayed Mousavi 
Ms Sharmine Narwani :  The rise of the "Resistance Bloc" in the Middle East: Shifting power centres and changing world views
Dr Noor Nieftagodien: South African Urban History and Popular Protest
Dr Njikam Ousmanou: Trade Liberalization, Labour Market Reform and Labour Demand: Evidence from manufacturing sector in Cameroon
Dr Yaling Pan:   The Impact of Asian-American Ethnic Lobbies on US Policy towards China 
Dr Terry Sandell OBE FRSA : Cultural policy development in the "Eastern Partnership" 
Mr Pieter Serneels:  Health and education service delivery in low income countries
Dr Phyllis Starkey :  UK policies towards settlement construction in the Palestinian territories
Dr Tristan Storme:  The reception of the German "revolutionary-conservative" thought in the political theory of the current radical left 
Professor Tomoyo Takagi : The advancement of employment opportunities for elderly and disabled people, and the qualitative improvement of their human rights and lives 
Professor Kiyoshi Tamai: The role of the Japanese mass media in the process of transmitting UK related news and information in the late 1930s and early 1940s
Professor Masa Tanaka: The external examiner system in the UK with a view to assessing it's relevance for Japanese Higher Education  
Dr Georgios Terzis :  Pan-European Media and the Search for European Journalism 
Dr Shamil Yenikeyeff :  Is Russia becoming a petrostate? 

Senior Visitors

Senior Visitors are former Senior Members who are returning to the College for a short period for research and/or social purposes.

Senior Common Room Members

Senior Common Room Membership is normally for:

• Fellows of other colleges or former Governing Body Fellows who do not qualify for election to an Emeritus Fellowship
• Individuals such as retired diplomats and civil servants and others who identify strongly with the College
• Other persons closely connected with the College whom the Governing Body wishes to be Senior Members in the College

Guest Members

Guest Membership is for:

• Those who satisfy one of the criteria for Senior Common Room Membership but cannot be so elected because there are no vacancies
• Those holding appointments at Oxford University who are Fellows of other Oxford colleges and who wish to have an association with the College
• Those holding academic appointments at other Universities who wish to have an association with the College
• Those who have an academic interest in fields in which the College specialises and who do not face any other category and to whom the College is happy to extend a social association
• Short term visiting Fellows of other colleges whose interests are in fields in which the College specialises and to whom the College is happy to extend a social association