Building both to distill wisdom from the rich resources of the Library and to stimulate, through informal conversations and meetings, Members of Congress, their support staffs and the broader public policy community. The Center's Scholars and Fellows will help bridge the divide between knowledge and power." The charter establishes five positions for people of great scholarly accomplishment, Kluge Chairs, in the areas of American Law and Governance, Countries and Cultures of the North, Countries and Cultures of the South, Technology and Society and Modern Culture. The charter also stipulates that the Kluge Center will be home to a Henry A. Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education, and Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in American History and Ethics. The charter adds that invitations to additional distinguished visiting scholars may be made to pursue special projects. The charter commits the Center to accommodating younger scholars as Fellows, particularly scholars at the post-doctoral level. The selection of the Fellows is by competition. The charter also states that the Kluge Center will be responsible for awarding the Kluge Prize. Notable scholars The Kluge Center has hosted several notable scholars from the academic and political worlds, including: Rolena Adorno, Historian, Kluge Chair in Countries and Culture of the South Jeffrey C. Alexander, Sociologist, Distinguished Visiting Scholar Marie Arana, Author, Distinguished Visiting Scholar Sarah Barringer Gordon, Legal Scholar, Maguire Chair in Ethics, and American History Jean Bethke Elshtain, Ethicist, Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Politician & sociologist, Distinguished Visiting Scholar Manuel Castells, Sociologist, Chair in Technology and Society Steven J. Dick, Astronomer, NASA/Library of Congress Chair in Astrobiology John Hope Franklin, Historian, Distinguished Visiting Scholar Aaron Friedberg, Foreign Policy analyst, Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations Vaclav Havel, Politician & playwright, Chair in Modern Culture Patricia O'Toole Historian, Distinguished Visiting Scholar Wendy Hall, Computer scientist, Chair in Technology and Society Stephen Houston, Historian, Jay I. Kislak Chair in the Study of the History and Culture of the Early Americas David Grinspoon, Planetary Scientist, NASA/Library of Congress Chair in Astrobiology Maya Jasanoff, Historian, Kluge Fellow Cathleen Kaveny, Legal ethics scholar, Cary and Ann Maquire Chair in Ethics and American History Morton Kondracke, Journalist, Kemp Chair in Political Economy Ivan Krastev, Political Scientist, Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations Mary E. Lovely, Economist, Library of Congress Chair in U.S.-China Relations Cardinal Theodore