Welfare Reform in Aotearoa/New Zealand: From Citizen to Managed Worker

by Brien, Michael O'
Published in Social policy & administration

Useful citizens : citizenship, capital and Māori housing outcomes

by Rout, Matthew
Published in New Zealand population review

Hiding in plain sight: recovering public administration's lost legacy of social justice

by Burnier, DeLysa
Published in Administrative theory & praxis

The implementation and impact of National's welfare conditionality in an international context

by Gray, Claire
Published in New Zealand sociology

From social policy to economic policy: taxation incentives for retirement income savings in New Zealand (1910-2005)

by Marriott, Lisa, Fowler, Carolyn
Published in Accounting history

The Working Class and Welfare: Francis G. Castles on the Political Development of the Welfare State in Australia and New Zealand Thirty Years On

by Deeming, Christopher
Published in Social policy & administration

Could lessons have been drawn from New Zealand for England's NHS reforms?

by Gauld, Robin
Published in Commonwealth & comparative politics

A retrospective on the Woodhouse Report: The vision, the performance and the future

by Palmer, G. W. R
Published in Victoria University of Wellington law review

The contest for a community diagnostic laboratory contract in New Zealand: The influence of neo-liberalism in the public health sector

by Brunton, Margaret, Pick, David
Published in International journal of healthcare management

Success in combating corruption in New Zealand

by Zirker, Daniel
Published in Asian education and development studies

Political Influence on Public-Private Partnerships in the Public Health Sector in New Zealand

by Asquith, Andy, Brunton, Margaret, Robinson, David
Published in International journal of public administration

The affective economy of welfare in Aotearoa/New Zealand

by Gray, Claire
Published in New Zealand sociology

Beginning an 'Extraordinary Opportunity': Eleanor Roosevelt, Molly Dewson, and the expansion of women's boundaries in the Democratic Party, 1924-1934

by McGuire, John Thomas
Published in Women's history review

Sociology and social work in New Zealand

by Harington, Phil
Published in New Zealand sociology

New Zealand accessibility advancement re-imagined: Dis/ability, social change, and the philosophy of the 'be. Institute'

by Dargan, Cushla
Published in New Zealand sociology

Constructs of professionalism in civic practice: Asking practitioners at the front line

by Harington, Phil
Published in New Zealand sociology

Wellbeing economics: A policy framework for New Zealand

by Dalziel, Paul, Saunders, Caroline
Published in New Zealand sociology

Public and private funding of general practice services for children and adolescents in New Zealand

by Dovey, Susan, Tilyard, Murray, Cunningham, Wayne, Williamson, Martyn
Published in Health policy (Amsterdam)

Economy, society and well-being: A response to Dalziel and Saunders

by Duncan, Grant
Published in New Zealand sociology

Places for nurse practitioners to flourish: Examining third sector primary care

by Wilkinson, Jill
Published in Australian journal of advanced nursing