Editing St Antony's College, Oxford (section)

===Wardens===
The first [[Warden (college)|Warden]] of the college was [[William Deakin|Sir William Deakin]] (1950–1968), a young Oxford academic who in the Second World War became an adventurous soldier and aide to [[Winston Churchill]]. He won [[Antonin Besse]]'s confidence and played the key role in turning his vision into the centre of excellence that St Antony's has become. [[Raymond Carr|Sir Raymond Carr]] (1968–1987), a distinguished historian of Spain, expanded the college and its regional coverage and opened its doors to visiting scholars from all over the world.

[[Ralf Dahrendorf|Sir Ralf Dahrendorf]] (later Lord Dahrendorf) (1987–1997) came to St Antony's after a distinguished career as a social theorist and politician in Germany, a [[European Commissioner]] and Director of the [[London School of Economics]]. He further enlarged the college and developed its role as a source of policy advice. The previous Warden, Sir [[Marrack Goulding]] (1997–2006), served in the British [[Diplomatic Service]] for 26 years before becoming an [[Under Secretary-General]] at the [[United Nations]]. His appointment underlined the international nature of the college and its links with government and business. Following the retirement of the fifth Warden of the College [[Margaret MacMillan]] in October 2017, social anthropologist [[Roger Goodman (academic)|Roger Goodman]] was elected Warden, having previously served in an acting capacity between 2006 and 2007.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.sant.ox.ac.uk/about/news/sixth-warden-st-antonys-college|title=Sixth Warden of St Antony's College {{!}} St Antony's College|website=www.sant.ox.ac.uk|language=en|access-date=2018-01-07}}</ref>

* Sir [[William Deakin]], 1950–68
* Sir [[Raymond Carr]], 1968–87
* Sir Ralf Dahrendorf (1987–1993), later [[Lord Dahrendorf]], 1987–97
* Sir [[Marrack Goulding]], 1997–2006
* Roger Goodman, (acting), October 2006–July 2007
* [[Margaret MacMillan]], 2007–17
* [[Roger Goodman (academic)|Roger Goodman]], 2017–