Previous ed.: 2001.
Pt. A. Globalisation and Identity
The Rebranding of National Identity / Jacqui True
Economic Globalisation and National Sovereignty / Brian Easton
Rebuilding Civil Society / Barry Gustafson
Pt. B. The Political System
Constitution / Andrew Sharp
Monarchy / Noel Cox and Raymond Miller
Judiciary and Courts / Andrew P. Stockley
Parliament / Keith Jackson
Cabinet / Elizabeth McLeay
The Prime Minister: Powers and Personality / John Henderson
Forming a Government / Jonathan Boston
The Public Service / John R. Martin
Advisers and Consultants / Richard Shaw
Local Government / Graham Bush
Pt. C. People, Politics, and Movements
Elections and the Electoral System / Alan McRobie
Voting Behaviour / Jack Vowles
Campaigning / Colin James
The 2002 General Election / Stephen Levine and Nigel S. Roberts
Labour / Raymond Miller
National / Antony Wood
New Zealand First / Raymond Miller
ACT / Nicola Reid
The Greens / Tim Bale
United Future / Peter Aimer
Tabloid Democracy / Joe Atkinson
Media Institutions / Alan Cocker
Media and Political Process / Wayne Hope
Interest Groups / Tim Tenbensel
Policy Entrepreneurs, Think Tanks, and Trusts / Michael Mintrom
The Environmental Movement / Christine Dann
Trade Unions / Maryan Street
The Women's Movement / Heather Devere and Jane Scott
Citizens' Initiated Referenda / Helena Catt
Pt. D. Public Policy
Theories and Conceptions / Claudia Scott
Economic Policy / Paul Dalziel
Welfare Policy / Chris Rudd
Health Policy and the Ever-Changing Health Care System / Robin Gauld
Tertiary Education Policy / Jane Kelsey
Environmental Policy / Ton Buhrs
Women's Policy / Jane Scott
Mana Maori Motuhake the State of the Maori Nation / M. H. Durie
y Wood
Maori Affairs and Public Policy / Ann Sullivan
The Waitangi Tribunal in the Treaty Settlement Process / Janine Hayward
Immigration Policy / Steve Hoadley
Foreign Policy / Robert G. Patman
Pt. E. Changing State
The State / Shaun Goldfinch
Neo-liberalism / John Morrow
Neo-liberalism: A Pluralist Critique / Pat Moloney
Neo-liberalism: A Radical Critique / Brian S. Roper.
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