# Julian Le Grand
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Sir Julian Ernest Michael Le Grand, FBA (born 29 May 1945) is a British academic specialising in public policy. He is the Richard Titmuss Professor of Social Policy at the London School of Economics (LSE) and was a senior policy advisor to former Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Le Grand is the author, co-author or editor of seventeen books and over ninety articles on economics, philosophy and public policy.
LSE Festival 2018 | The Five Giants and the Ministers who Made a Difference
Contributor(s): Nicholas Timmins, Professor Sir Julian Le Grand, Minouche Shafik
The Government Paternalist: nanny state or helpful friend?
Contributor(s): Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
Gearty Grilling: Julian Le Grand on how choice and competition improves public services
Contributor(s): Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
Social Policy at LSE: Julian LeGrand
Contributor(s): Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
What Money Can't Buy - the moral limit of markets
Contributor(s): Professor Michael Sandel, Stephanie Flanders, Professor Sir Julian Le Grand, Rt Revd Peter Selby
Excellence in Public Policy; A Celebration of Julian Le Grands forty years as a leading academic and policy analyst
Contributor(s): Professor Sir Julian Le Grand, Professor Carol Propper, Peter Taylor-Gooby, Nick Timmins, Professor Albert Weale
Welfare State Reform Over the (Very) Long-run
Contributor(s): Professor Paul Pierson, Professor Anton Hemerijck, Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
LSE Asia Forum 2010 - 15:30 - 17:00 - Plenary session: Health care: trust, mistrust, voice or choice? followed by Q&A Session - Closing Remarks
Contributor(s): Professor Sir Julian Le Grand, Henk Bekedam, Professor Hu Yonghua, Howard Davies
Competition and choice good for public sector
Contributor(s): Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
Thought for the Week: How democratic socialism has failed the young — and how egalitarian capitalism can turn the tide
There has been a spate of reports on youth unemployment recently, and Alan Milburn will warn of 'a generational, societal and economic catastrophe’ if we don't recognise that the welfare state was built for a different era, and must now change. The impact of such substantial debt, in both personal …
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