Change and Continuity: Urban Policy in New Zealand

Stephen Horton

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Urban Planning and Governance Local Governance and Planning New Zealand Economic and Social Studies

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There has been profound economic and political change in New Zealand in the last decade. It is therefore not surprising that since 1984 there have also been great changes in the urban government of New Zealand. The question posed by this essay is: what do these economic, political and administrative changes mean for urban policy?

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