The struggle for sovereignty : New Zealand and twenty-first century statehood / Margaret Wilson.
"New Zealand state institutions are under attack and require support if we are to maintain control over our society. Our public institutions have undergone a fundamental change since 1984, the result of the implementation of public policies that reflect neo-liberal theories of public choice and...
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Wellington, New Zealand :
Bridget Williams Books Ltd,
2015.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- 1. State And Government
- 2. Reconstructing The State
- Summary
- 3. Globalisation And The Neo-Liberal Agenda
- The economy
- Neo-liberalism ideology
- The turning point, 1984
- Summary
- 4. The Constitution And The Role Of The State
- The Crown
- Political culture
- The political inclusion of women
- Summary
- 5. The Legal System And The Rule Of Law
- 6. The Public Service
- Summary
- Conclusion
- Notes
- About The Author
- About Bwb Texts.