Politics in New Zealand
"Politics in New Zealand is an excellent introduction to the study of New Zealand politics, by a well-known and respected political scientist, that has been reprinted and revised repeatedly since 1994. This updated edition was designed to incorporate the major changes that have occurred to the New Zealand political system between 1997 and 2003, including the continuing adjustment to MMP and the return of Labour to power in 1999. The updating was orchestrated to retain the book's original virtues #x96; there is still one voice throughout, hence the book remains lucid and very accessible to the target audience of undergraduates"--EBL
eBook, English, 2004
3rd ed. View all formats and editions
Auckland University Press, Auckland, N.Z., 2004
Textbooks
1 online resource (vii, 344 pages)
9781417593712, 9781775581406, 9781775586043, 1417593717, 1775581403, 1775586049
60349472
1. A pluralist theory of the state
2. The plural society
3. The constitution
4. The Cabinet and prime minister
5. Parliament
6. The public sector and the public service
7. Courts and tribunals
8. Local and regional government
9. Interest groups
10. Political parties
11. Elections and voters
12. The media
13. Pluralist democracy under strain
Previous ed. published 1997
"Intended primarily as an introductory text for undergraduate students of New Zealand politics"--Preface
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