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Andrew Graham (academic)
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Andrew Graham (born June 20, 1942 in Perranporth, Cornwall) is an academic and Master of Balliol College, Oxford.
Graham read PPE and graduated from Oxford University in 1964. He worked at the National Economic Development Office and then at the Department of Economic Affairs, before becoming assistant to Thomas Balogh, economic adviser to the Cabinet. When Balogh returned to Oxford, Andrew Graham became economic adviser to Harold Wilson, Prime Minister 1967-69. He returned to 10 Downing Street as a Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister, 1974-76 and later, from 1988-1994, became economic advisor to the Leader of the Labour Party, John Smith. He was a Tutorial Fellow in Economics at Balliol College, Oxford from 1969-97, a Member of the Committee to Review the Functioning of the Financial Institutions, 1977-80, a non-executive director of the British Transport Docks Board, 1979-82, and a member of the media advisory committee of the IPPR, 1994-97. With the help of a very substantial donation from The Shirley Foundation, he founded the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) in 2001 and has been a Board Member of Channel 4 Television and a Trustee of the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation. He is an elected member of the Council of Oxford University and a member of the Scott Trust, which owns The Guardian and The Observer. He is the son of the late author, Winston Graham.
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| Colleges | All Souls (Warden) John Davis • Balliol (Master) Andrew Graham • Brasenose (Principal) Roger Cashmore • Christ Church (Dean) Christopher Lewis • Corpus Christi (President) Tim Lankester • Exeter (Rector) Frances Cairncross • Green (Warden) Colin Bundy • Harris Manchester (Principal) Ralph Waller • Hertford (Principal) John Landers • Jesus (Principal) John Krebs • Keble (Warden) Averil Cameron • Kellogg (President) Geoffrey Thomas • Lady Margaret Hall (Principal) Frances Lannon • Linacre (Principal) Paul Slack • Lincoln (Rector) Paul Langford • Magdalen (President) David Clary • Mansfield (Principal) Diana Walford • Merton (Warden) Jessica Rawson • New College (Warden) Alan Ryan • Nuffield (Warden) Stephen Nickell • Oriel (Provost) Derek Morris • Pembroke (Master) Giles Henderson • Queen's (Provost) Alan Budd • St Anne's (Principal) Tim Gardam • St Antony's (Warden) Margaret MacMillan • St Catherine's (Master) Roger Ainsworth • St Cross (Master) Andrew Goudie • St Edmund Hall (Principal) Michael Mingos • St Hilda's (Principal) Sheila Forbes • St Hugh's (Principal) Andrew Dilnot • St John's (President) Michael Scholar • St Peter's (Master) Bernard Silverman • Somerville (Principal) Fiona Caldicott • Templeton (Dean) Michael Earl • Trinity (President) Ivor Roberts • University (Master) Robin Butler • Wadham (Warden) Neil Chalmers • Wolfson (Acting President) Jon Stallworthy • Worcester (Provost) Richard Smethurst |
| Permanent Private Halls | Blackfriars (Regent) Richard Finn • Campion Hall (Master) Peter L'Estrange • Greyfriars (Acting Warden) Mark Elvins • Regent's Park College (Principal) Robert Ellis • St Benet's Hall (Master) Felix Stephens • St Stephen's House (Principal) Robin Ward • Wycliffe Hall (Principal) Richard Turnbull |
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