Notable Scholars in International Relations, Islamic Studies, and other Bodies of Knowledge

This is a list of notable scholars in International Relations, Islamic Studies, and other Sciences regardless from which era or period they existed. I will update this every now and then by adding new scholar(s).

International Relations*	Islamic Studies	Other Sciences
Adam Smith Adham Saouli Ahmet Nuri Yurdusev Alastair Crooke Alexander Wendt Alfredo C. Robles, Jr. Andrea Teti Andrew Linklater Anna M.Agathangelou Anthony Smith Antonio Gramsci Arlene Tickner Arnold Toynbee Arshin Adib-Moghaddam Ayla Göl Barry Buzan Birgit Locher Brent Steele Benedict Anderson Bernard Lewis Charles Kindleberger Charles W. Kegley Jr. Chris Reus-Smit Christine Sylvester Christopher Rudolph Clarita R. Carlos Colin Wight Corinna Mullin Cynthia Enloe Cynthia Weber Dani Rodrik David A. Lake David Baldwin David Mitrany Dustin E. Howes Edward H. Carr Edward W. Said Eric Hobsbawm Ernest Gellner Ernst Haas Eugene R. Wittkopf Fabio Petito Francis Fukuyama Fred Chernoff Fred Halliday Friedrich Hegel Geir Lundestad George Kennan Giorgio Shani Graham T. Allison Halford Mackinder Hans J. Morgenthau Hedley Bull Helen V. Milner Herbert Butterfıeld Hussein Godazgar Hugo Grotius Ilan Pappé Immanuel Kant Immanuel Wallerstein Irina Papkova James N. Rosenau James Putzel Jeffrey T. Checkel Jill Steans John A. Vasquez John Duffield John Gerard Ruggie John H. Herz John J. Mearsheimer John W. Burton Joseph S. Nye Jr. Joshua Goldstein J. Samuel Barkin Juan Cole Karl Marx Kenneth C. Waltz Kenneth W. Thompson Ken Booth Kishore Mahbubani Knud Erik Jørgensen L.H.M. Ling Lisa Anderson Lloyd Pettiford Malaya C. Ronas Mark V. Kauppi Maria do Céu Pinto Martha Finnemore Meliha Altunışık Michael Barnett Michael Smith Miriam Defensor Santiago Mustapha Kamal Pasha Necati Polat Niccolò Machiavelli Noam Chomsky Norman Finkelstein Ole Wæver Paul R. Viotti Pınar Bilgin Rashid Khalidi Raymond Duvall Raymond Hinnebusch Reinhold Neibuhr Renée de Nevers Richard K. Ashley Richard Little Robert Fisk Robert Gilpin Robert Jervis Robert Nandor Berki Robert O. Keohane Robert Rothstein Robert W. Cox Ron Huisken Sami Zubaida Samuel P. Huntington Sir Steven Murray Smith Stephen D. Krasner Stephen M. Walt Steven L. Spiegel Susan Strange Tariq Ali Ted Hopf Thomas Hobbes Thucydides Tim Dunne Tugrul Keskin Victor Kattan Vincent Pouliot Vladimir Lenin William Callahan	Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Abdul Hameed Siddique Abhoud Syed M. Lingga Ahmad Deedat Akbar S. Ahmed Al-Afghani Al-Farabi Al-Ghazali Al-Mawardi Ali Abdel Raziq Ayatollah Khomeini Carmen A. Abubakar Cesar Adib Majul Chase F. Robinson Christian Lange Fakhr al-Din al-Razi Farooq Hassan Franz Rosenthal Gabriele Marranci G.E. von Grunebaum Hamid Dabashi Hamid Enayat Hamza Yusuf Hashim Salamat Hassan al-Banna Hassan al-Turabi H. Munawir Sjadzali Ibn Battuta Ibn Khaldun Ibn Rushd (Averroes) Ibn Sina (Avicenna) Ibn Taymiyyah John L. Esposito Josef (Yousef) Meri Julkipli Wadi Karen Armstrong Khaled Abou El Fadl Maurits Berger Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi Mahathir bin Mohamad Marshall G.S. Hodgson M. M. Sharif Mohammed Arkoun Mohammed 'Abduh Muhammad Asad Muhammad Hussein Haykal Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Mumtaz Ahmad Najib M. Salibi Noah Feldman Norodin Alonto Lucman Nur Kirabaev Olivier Roy Omar Khayyam Omid Safi Reza Aslan Said Nursi Sayyid Abul A'la Al-Mawdudi Sayyid Qutb Seyyed Hossein Nasr Shaykh Michael Mumisa Shuruq Naguib Sherman A. Jackson S.M. Hasanuz Zaman Suharto Sukarno Talal Asad Tariq Ramadan Thomas Naff Yasin Ceylan Yuriy Pochta Yvonne Haddad Zakir Naik	Albert Einstein Aristotle Christopher Hitchens Edward Kessler Felipe P. Jocano Jr. Jacques Derrida Jean-Jacques Rousseau Jürgen Habermas Karl Gustav Jung Michael Mastura Michel Foucault Nathan Leites Nostradamus Ole Holsti Plato Richard Dawkins Sigmund Freud Shlomo Sand Socrates Stephen Hawking Stephen G. Walker

*Some of the scholars under this category are also specializing in other disciplines like political science, history, sociology, and philosophy. According to Princeton Review,  International Relations is a multi-disciplinary field that draws from politics, history, economics, law, sociology, psychology, philosophy, ethics, religion, culture (anthropology), and geography. It also concentrates on regional area studies such as Middle Eastern and North African regions, East Asia, Eurasia and the Mediterranean, Europe, Americas, and the like.

Updated as of 04 April 2012 at 16:49.