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LSE Fellow in Public Policy and Administration
Email: H.Y.Haber@lse.ac.uk
Office: CON 6.16
Office Hours: Tuesdays 17:15-19:15 (by appointment via LSE for You)
Tel: +44 (0)20 7852 3787
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Biography
Hanan Haber is an LSE fellow in public policy and Administration. Hanan wrote his PhD dissertation at the School of Public Policy and Government in the Hebrew University, on the relation between regulation and welfare.
Research Interests
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Theory of the state
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National and transnational public policy
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Comparative regulatory regimes
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Comparative social policy
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The relation between social equity and economic efficiency
Teaching Responsibilities
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GV4E9: Approaches and Issues in Public Policy and Administration
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GV4F4: Policy Advice in Theory and Practice
Publications
"The Regulatory Welfare State in Pension Markets: Mitigating High Charges for Low-Income Savers in the United Kingdom and Israel" (with Avishai Benish and Rotem Eliahou), Journal of Social Policy, 2016
"Rise of the Regulatory Welfare State? Social Regulation in Utilities in Israel", Social Policy & Administration, 2016
"Regulating-for-Welfare: A Comparative Study of 'Regulatory Welfare Regimes' in the Israeli, British, and Swedish Electricity Sectors", Law & Policy 33(1), 2011
"Regulation as Social Policy: Home Evictions and Repossessions in the UK and Sweden", Public Administration. DOI: 10.1111/padm.12171