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William Arthur "Willie" Brown, CBE (born 22 April 1945) is an academic specialising in the field of industrial relations,〔(Cambridge University Faculty of Economics )〕 and former Master of Darwin College, Cambridge. ==Education and Academic Career== Brown was born in Leeds, where his father Arthur Joseph Brown, CBE, FBA (1914-2003) was Professor of Economics (1947–1979) and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (1975-1977) at the University of Leeds .〔(The Independent, Obituary, Published 6 March 2003 )〕 After attending Leeds Grammar School and graduating from Wadham College, Oxford, Brown worked at the National Board for Prices and Incomes as an economic assistant. From there he went to the new University of Warwick, moving to the Economic and Social Research Council's Industrial Relations Research Unit when it was established at Warwick in 1970. Ten years later he became its Director.〔(Darwin College:William Brown biography )〕 In 1985 Brown was elected as a Fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge〔(Warwick University - Summary of Papers )〕 and also became the fourth Montague Burton Professor of Industrial Relations at the University of Cambridge,〔(Cambridge University database )〕 a position he held until 2012 when he was awarded the status of emeritus professor.〔(List of emeritus professors at the University of Cambridge ) Cambridge University Reporter, 19 December 2012〕 In 2000 he became the Master of Darwin College, Cambridge.〔(Darwin College, Cambridge website )〕 He announced his retirement from the post of Master and was succeeded by Professor Mary Fowler in October 2012.〔(Darwin College News )〕 At Cambridge University Brown has served as Chair of the Faculty of Economics and Politics and is currently Chair of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences. He is also the chairman of Board of Graduate Studies as the Vice-Chancellor's deputy. Brown is one of the representatives of Oxford School of Industrial Relations. Brown's research has been concerned with workplace bargaining, pay determination, and the effect of legal change and outside intervention on labour relations. For the past twenty years he has served as an ACAS arbitrator, was until recently a member of ACAS Council, and has been a member of the Low Pay Commission since it was established to manage the National Minimum Wage in 1997.〔〔(Low Pay Commission Press Release, 18 June 1998 )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「William Arthur Brown」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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