ACLS Humanities E-Book: New territory: the transformation of New Zealand, 1984-92

New territory: the transformation of New Zealand, 1984-92

James, Colin.

Year: c1992.

Publisher: Bridget Williams.

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Frontmatter

1. A Far Country

PART I The Predicament

2. Godzone Lost

3. "A Modest Affluence for All'

4. Fall from Grace

5. An End to Affluence

6. Welfare in Crisis

7. A Different Way of Thinking

8. Collapse of Consensus

PART II The Quiet Revolution

9. A Radical Frame of Mind

10. The Push to Independence

11. A New Social Order

12. An Economy to Fix

13. An Economy Fixed?

14. A More Private Place

15. The Politics of Pain

16. Time Out

PART III After the Revolution

17. New Territory

18. Making a Home

Appendix 1. Consensus or Social Contract?

Appendix 2. The Ideas Behind the Welfare State

Appendix 3. The Intellectual Challenge to the Welfare State

Appendix 4. Was it a Revolution?

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Title:

New territory : the transformation of New Zealand, 1984-92 Colin James.

Author:

James, Colin

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New territory : the transformation of New Zealand, 1984-92 Colin James.
James, Colin
Wellington: Bridget Williams, c1992.

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Subject Headings:

• New Zealand -- Social conditions
• New Zealand -- Politics and government -- 1972-

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