Bonnie Honig is a political and legal theorist specialized in democratic and feminist theory. She is Sarah Rebecca Roland Professor of Political Science at Northwestern University and Senior Research Professor at the American Bar Foundation. She received her PhD from Johns Hopkins University. Prior to moving to Northwestern University, Prof. Honig taught at Harvard University for several years. The 1997 decision by then-President of Harvard Neil Rudenstine not to offer Honig tenure was highly controversial, and attracted harsh criticism from a number of prominent Harvard professors as a violation of Rudenstine's stated commitment to increasing the number of tenured female professors.
Books

Antigone, Interrupted
2013

Emergency Politics
Paradox, Law, Democracy
2009

Democracy and the Foreigner
2001

Feminist Interpretations of Hannah Arendt
1995

A Feminist Theory of Refusal
2021

Toward a Feminist Ethics of Nonviolence
2021

Public Things
Democracy in Disrepair
2017

Political Theory and the Displacement of Politics
1993