New Zealand Government and Politics
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Product details:
- Edition number 5
- Publisher OUP Australia & New Zealand
- Date of Publication 7 January 2010
- ISBN 9780195585094
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages560 pages
- Size 247x192x36 mm
- Weight 1255 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 14 illustrations 0
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Short description:
New Zealand Government and Politics is the principal guide for students of New Zealand political science. Written by the leading New Zealand political commentators, it provides an overview of the context, key institutions and processes of government in New Zealand.
MoreLong description:
New Zealand Government and Politics 5th edition is the principal guide to the political context, institutions and processes of government in New Zealand.
Maintaining its comprehensive overview of the core political concepts, key institutions and processes, the latest edition of this established and highly respected text now includes fresh perspectives on New Zealand politics (with a number of new chapter contributors), and additional learning features to engage students. Coverage and analysis of the 2008 election is integrated throughout the chapters in Part D.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
1.1 Why Study Politics?
Part A Political Culture
2.1 Political Culture: Patterns and Issues
2.2 New Zealand Since the War
2.3 National Identity in a Global Political Economy
2.4 National Identity in a Diverse Society
2.5 Politics of Biculturalism
2.6 Ideology, Populism and Pragmatism
Part B Constitutional Debate
3.1 Towards a Written Constitution?
3.2 The Treaty and the Constitution
3.3 An Independent Judiciary?
3.4 Monarchy or Republic?
3.5 Reforming Parliament
3.6 Role of an MP
3.7 Future of the MMP Electoral System
Part C Executive Debate
4.1 Cabinet
4.2 Dynamics of Government Formation
4.3 Leadership and the Prime Minister
4.4 Bureaucrats, Advisers and Consultants
4.5 Conscience Voting: Who Decides?
4.6 Strengthening Local Government
Part D Voters and Elections
5.1 How Voters Decide
5.2 Parties, Voters and the Media
5.3 Digital Campaigning
5.4 Debating Election Finance Reform
5.5 The General Election of 2008
5.6 The 2008 Election: The Issues
5.7 The 2008 Election: Why National Won
Part E Media Debate
6.1 Democracy, the Public and the Media
6.2 Who Owns the Media?
6.3 Political Mediators
6.4 New Media and Democracy
6.5 Student Media
Part F Democratic Debate
7.0 Parties
7.1 Changing Party System
7.2 Labour
7.3 National
7.4 Greens
7.5 M?ori Party
7.6 Minor Parties
8.0 Participation
8.1 M?ori Participation
8.2 Asian Participation
8.3 Youth Participation
8.4 Decision-making by Referendum
8.5 Social Movements and Activism
8.6 Interest Groups
8.7 Participating in Agenda Setting
