New Zealand politics in transition

Abstract

1: Introduction. 1.1: Society, political culture and identity. 1.2: MMP: the decision. 1.3: Preparing for MMP: 1993-96. Part One: The Political System and MMP. 2: The Institutions. 2.1: Constitution and Governor General. 2.2: Parliament: composition and functions. 2.3: Prime Minister and Cabinet. 2.4: Coalition formation and government. 2.5: Advisers and bureaucrats. 2.6: Government beyond the Beehive. 3: The Parties. 3.1: National. 3.2: Labour. 3.3: Alliance. 3.4: Minor parties. 3.5: Future of the party system. 4: Elections and the Media. 4.1: MMP: how it works: 1993-96. 4.2: Voters and elections. 4.3: Media: ownership and role. 4.4: Media and democracy. Part Two: Public Policy. 5.1: Nature of public policy. 5.2: Economic policy. 5.3: Welfare policy. 5.4: Employment policy. 5.5: Tertiary education policy. 5.6: Immigration policy. 5.7: Foreign and defence policy. Part Three: Issues. 6: Critiques of the State. 6.1: Pluralism/classical elitism. 6.2: Neo-liberlism. 6.3: Feminism. 6.4: Marxism. 7: Maori Politics. 7.1: The Maori People. 7.2: Maori institutions. 7.3: Maori nationalism. 7.4: Treaty and Tribunal. 8: Inequality and Power. 8.1: Elite recruitment and influence. 8.2: Public participation. 8.3: Pressure groups and protest. 8.4: Women and politics. 8.5: Environmental politics. 8.6: Business and politics. 8.7: Citizens' rights

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