Managing sub‐national government in New Zealand

Abstract

New Zealand's government has undergone substantial change since 1984. The widespread restructuring of the public sector has been marked by its radicalism, its creative thinking based on neo‐liberal theories, and its consistency. This article describes the changes and notes the contrasts and similarities between the UK and New Zealand.

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