The commercialisation of New Zealand

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New Zealand Economic and Social Studies Social Policy and Reform Studies Globalization and political ideologies

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This text examines the origins, theory, history and politics of the dramatic change in economic policy in New Zealand, from Robert Muldoon's interventionalism to Roger Douglas's commercialization. It is illustrated with case studies including broadcasting, cultural policy, education, environment and heritage, the system of government, health, the labour market and science.

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