# Lee Elliot Major
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lee elliot major, OBE, is Professor of Social Mobility at the University of Exeter, Britain's first Professor in the field. His work is dedicated to improving the prospects of disadvantaged young people.
== Early life and education ==
He grew up in Feltham, west London and lived in a shared house on social security after his parents split up.
Pulling Away? A Social Analysis of Economic 'Elites' in the UK
Contributor(s): Professor Lee Elliot Major, Professor Sam Friedman, Dr Katharina Hecht
Tackling Britain's Social Mobility Problem
Contributor(s): Sanchia Berg, Professor Lee Elliot Major
Literary Festival 2015: Philanthropic Partnerships: innovation and social change
Contributor(s): Professor Lee Elliot Major, Clare Woodcraft-Scott
Pulling Away? A Social Analysis of Economic 'Elites' in the UK
Contributor(s): Professor Lee Elliot Major, Professor Sam Friedman, Dr Katharina Hecht
Tackling Britain's Social Mobility Problem
Contributor(s): Sanchia Berg, Professor Lee Elliot Major
Literary Festival 2015: Philanthropic Partnerships: innovation and social change
Contributor(s): Professor Lee Elliot Major, Clare Woodcraft-Scott
Pulling Away? A Social Analysis of Economic 'Elites' in the UK
Contributor(s): Professor Lee Elliot Major, Professor Sam Friedman, Dr Katharina Hecht
Tackling Britain's Social Mobility Problem
Contributor(s): Sanchia Berg, Professor Lee Elliot Major
Literary Festival 2015: Philanthropic Partnerships: innovation and social change
Contributor(s): Professor Lee Elliot Major, Clare Woodcraft-Scott
Cracking the class code
Is class truly in the past, or do invisible workplace codes still govern who gets a place in elite workplaces?
In this Transforming Business episode, Martin Parker speaks with Lee Elliot Major and Anne-Marie Sim, authors of ‘Cracking the Class Code’, about how leading employers can dismantle thes…
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