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Alumni of John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University









Pages in category "John F. Kennedy School of Government alumni"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,069 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Florencio Abad

  • Henedina Abad

  • Raed Abu Soud

  • Muhammad Khan Achakzai

  • Nels Ackerson

  • Nereus Acosta

  • John C. Acton

  • Herb Adams (politician)

  • Adebayo Adedeji

  • Jonathan Adelstein

  • Adolfo Aguilar Zínser

  • David V. Aguilar

  • Mike Aguirre

  • Jayson P. Ahern

  • Junaid Ahmad

  • Shpend Ahmeti

  • Gloria Ai

  • Clare Akamanzi

  • Malik Siraj Akbar

  • Delia Albert

  • Reg Alcock

  • Brigitte Alepin

  • Tunku Ali Redhauddin

  • Abdiweli Mohamed Ali

  • John R. Allen Jr.

  • Joaquín Almunia

  • William Alonso

  • William Haskell Alsup

  • Augusto Álvarez Rodrich

  • Heherson Alvarez

  • Jeffrey Amestoy

  • Morris J. Amitay

  • Margaret Anderson Kelliher

  • Bob Anthony

  • Oksana Antonenko

  • Mohammed Mahfoodh Al Ardhi

  • Karen Arenson

  • Olatunji Ariyo

  • Juliet Asante

  • Tim Ashe

  • Isaac Ashkenazi

  • Joseph W. Ashy

  • Victor Attah

  • Joseph Aucoin

  • David Autor

  • Joseph Avellone

  • Shay Avital

  • Najla Faisal Al Awadhi

  • Geir Axelsen

  • Ami Ayalon

  • Adonia Ayebare

  • Sartaj Aziz




B



  • George T. Babbitt Jr.

  • Larry Catá Backer

  • Lawrence Bacow

  • Ivonne Baki

  • Falah Mustafa Bakir

  • Kostas Bakoyannis

  • Ramaswami Balasubramaniam

  • Becca Balint

  • Dirk Ballendorf

  • Bill Ballenger

  • Ed Balls

  • Ban Ki-moon

  • Dimeji Bankole

  • Peter W. Barca

  • Alicia Bárcena Ibarra

  • Samara Barend

  • Alfredo Barnechea

  • Joyce Anne Barr

  • Nisrin Barwari

  • Timothy A. Bassett

  • Michael Baumgartner

  • Elaine Baxter

  • Mollie Beattie

  • Paul Becker (admiral)

  • Jason Bedrick

  • William J. Begert

  • Alon Ben David

  • Meron Benvenisti

  • Doug Bereuter

  • Dan Berger

  • Donald Berwick

  • Charles Best (businessman)

  • James Beverly

  • Bey Soo Khiang

  • Gela Bezhuashvili

  • Anju Bhargava

  • Dan Bidois

  • Sean Bielat

  • Olga Bielkova

  • Betty Oyella Bigombe

  • Jejomar Binay

  • Jeremy Bird

  • Faton Bislimi

  • Robert Bixby

  • Rune Bjerke

  • Eric Bjornlund

  • Franklin J. Blaisdell

  • John Blake (Pennsylvania politician)

  • Charles A. Blanchard (lawyer)

  • J. Richard Blankenship

  • Edgar Blatchford

  • Chris Blattman

  • Jeff Bleich

  • Posesi Bloomfield

  • Richard J. Bloomfield

  • David Blumenthal

  • Susan Blumenthal

  • Bo Guagua

  • Pascal Bodjona

  • André Boisclair

  • Carles Boix

  • Irina Bokova

  • Nick Boles

  • Emilia Boncodin

  • Boriša Falatar

  • Carlos Borunda Zaragoza

  • Fernando Botero Zea

  • Margot Botsford

  • Lorna Bourg

  • Guy Boutilier

  • Brendan Boyle

  • Peter Boynton

  • Clarence Bradford

  • Travis Bradford

  • Anthony Braga

  • Noam Bramson

  • Brent Brandon

  • David Brant

  • William Bratton

  • Sigve Brekke

  • Michael F. Brennan

  • James Brett

  • Gale Brewer

  • Sally Brice-O'Hara

  • Xavier Briggs

  • Paula Broadwell

  • Richard Broinowski

  • Michael R. Bromwich

  • Janet H. Brown

  • Jeffrey Brown (professor)

  • Kwame R. Brown

  • Lester R. Brown

  • Reginald J. Brown

  • David Buchwald

  • Victoria A. Budson

  • Bruce Bullen

  • James R. Bullington

  • Christopher Burnham

  • Brian D. Burns

  • Johnston Busingye

  • Kahlil Byrd




C



  • María Cristina Caballero

  • Anna Escobedo Cabral

  • Felipe Calderón

  • William B. Caldwell

  • John B. Callahan

  • Brian Calley

  • Piper Anne Wind Campbell

  • Alejandra Campoverdi

  • Andrew Card

  • Rea Carey

  • Reuven Carlyle

  • Gil Carmichael

  • Gregory C. Carr

  • Fernando Carrillo Flórez

  • Stefani Carter

  • Duane H. Cassidy

  • Robert Castelli

  • Geoffrey Caston

  • René Castro

  • Henry P. Caulfield Jr.

  • Camilla Cavendish, Baroness Cavendish of Little Venice

  • Nathalie Cely

  • Robert A. Cerasoli

  • K. T. Chacko

  • Kalyan Kumar Chakravarty

  • Michel Soto Chalhoub

  • Carrol Chandler

  • Lan Samantha Chang

  • Kriengsak Chareonwongsak

  • Steve Charnovitz

  • Charles de Chassiron (British diplomat)

  • Edgar Chatto

  • Rajkumar Chellaraj

  • Jane Chen

  • Leland Cheung

  • Frank Chikane

  • David Chiu (politician)

  • Naela Chohan

  • Katherine Chon

  • Aneesh Chopra

  • Jack Chow

  • Albert Chua

  • Chua Chwee Koh

  • Chung Eui-yong

  • Alberto Cinta

  • Henry Cisneros

  • Chris Clark (politician)



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