The British Academy is the British counterpart to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences (with the one difference that all scholarly achievement in the sciences is recognized by The Royal Society in Britain). Current Philosophy Fellows of the British Academy are here. In addition, there are a small number of non-retired American philosophers who are “Corresponding Fellows” of the British Academy. Here are U.S. philosophy departments with either “Ordinary” or “Corresponding” Fellows of the British Academy; then follows a list of UK faculties with non-emeritus Fellows. Faculty over 70 are marked with an *.

Carnegie-Mellon University (*D. Scott)
City University of New York Graduate Center (S. Kripke, *R. Sorabji [part-time])
Columbia University (J. Elster, C. Peacocke, J. Raz [part-time])
Harvard University (D. Parfit [part-time], T. Scanlon, *A. Sen [part-time])
New York University (*R. Dworkin [part-time], T. Nagel, D. Parfit [part-time], C. Wright [part-time]).
Rutgers University, New Brunswick (D. Parfit [part-time])
University of California, Berkeley (*B. Stroud)
University of California, Los Angeles (T. Burge)
University of California, San Diego (N. Cartwright [part-time])
University of Notre Dame (*A. MacIntyre)
University of Pittsburgh (J. McDowell)
University of Texas, Austin (M. Sainsbury)

And now here are UK faculties by the number of Philosophy Fellows of the British Academy:

1. Oxford University (J. Broome, M. Burnyeat, J. Butterfield, G.A. Cohen, M. Frede, D. Parfit, J. Raz, T. Williamson)
2. Cambridge University (S. Blackburn, E. Craig, J. Heal, O. O’Neill)
3. University of St. Andrews (S. Broadie, C. Wright)
Others:
London School of Economics (N. Cartwright)
University College London (*R. Dworkin [part-time])
University of Sussex (M. Boden)