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Prosperity for all? : economic, social and political change in New Zealand since 1935 / Brian S. Roper.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Southbank, Vic. : Thomson/Dunmore Press, 2005Description: xxiii, 280 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0170127427
  • 9780170127424
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 338.993 22
LOC classification:
  • HC665 .R66 2005
Partial contents:
Pt. I. Economy -- Ch. 1. From long boom to prolonged stagnation : New Zealand's post-war economic development -- Pt. II. Civil society -- Ch. 2. The changing class structure -- Ch. 3. Ethnicity, gender and movements for change -- Ch. 4. Power shifts on contested terrain : business versus workers and social movements, 1968 to the present -- Pt. III. Polity. -- Ch. 5. The rise of Keynesianism and the post-war Keynesian consensus, 1935-72 : 'steady does it' -- Ch. 6. The crisis of Keynesianism, 1972-84 : from Muldoon's interventionism to Rogernomics -- Ch. 7. Treasury's role in state policy formulation during the post-war era : importing economic orthodoxy -- Ch. 8. The New Right in power : the Fourth Labour Government, 1984-1990 -- Ch. 9. Completing Labour's unfinished business : National governments, 1990-9 -- Ch. 10. The Fifth Labour Government : a third way beyond Keynesianism and neoliberalism? -- Ch. 11. The historic shift to neoliberalism and the Third Way : explanation, critique and alternatives.
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Author is a New Zealander.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 255-273) and index.

Pt. I. Economy -- Ch. 1. From long boom to prolonged stagnation : New Zealand's post-war economic development -- Pt. II. Civil society -- Ch. 2. The changing class structure -- Ch. 3. Ethnicity, gender and movements for change -- Ch. 4. Power shifts on contested terrain : business versus workers and social movements, 1968 to the present -- Pt. III. Polity. -- Ch. 5. The rise of Keynesianism and the post-war Keynesian consensus, 1935-72 : 'steady does it' -- Ch. 6. The crisis of Keynesianism, 1972-84 : from Muldoon's interventionism to Rogernomics -- Ch. 7. Treasury's role in state policy formulation during the post-war era : importing economic orthodoxy -- Ch. 8. The New Right in power : the Fourth Labour Government, 1984-1990 -- Ch. 9. Completing Labour's unfinished business : National governments, 1990-9 -- Ch. 10. The Fifth Labour Government : a third way beyond Keynesianism and neoliberalism? -- Ch. 11. The historic shift to neoliberalism and the Third Way : explanation, critique and alternatives.

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