TY  - BOOK
AU  - Levine,Stephen I.
TI  - Stardust and substance: the New Zealand General Election of 2017 
SN  - 177656197X
U1  - 324.993 23
PY  - 2018///
CY  - Wellington
PB  - Victoria University Press
KW  - New Zealand
KW  - Parliament
KW  - Elections, 2017
KW  - Political campaigns
KW  - Politics and government
KW  - 21st century
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Foreword; Trevor Mallard --; Preface; Stephen Levine --; Overview of the Election --; 1; Stardust and Substance: New Zealand's 2017 election; Stephen Levine --; Party Leaders' Perspectives --; 2; Labour 2017: the Prime Minister's perspective; Jacinda Ardern --; 3; Change versus a modified status quo: the New Zealand First perspective; Winston Peters --; 4; The Green Party's campaign: a leader's perspective; James Shaw --; 5; National: the leader's perspective; Bill English --; 6; The ACT Party: the leader's perspective; David Seymour --; 7; The Māori Party - a valedictory address; Te Ururoa Flavell --; 8; United Future - a valedictory address; Peter Dunne --; The 2017 New Zealand election - views from overseas --; 9; The New Zealand election - an American view; Alan Tidwell --; 10; The New Zealand election - an Australian view; Nicholas Economou and Zareh Ghazarian --; 11; The New Zealand election - the view from the UK; Tim Bale --; 12; The New Zealand election - Jacinda Ardern's rise and the generational politics of party leadership; Paul 't Hart and Willem van Toor --; 13; The New Zealand election - a Japanese view; Kuniaki Nemoto --; Media Perspectives --; 14; 'Boom, Shake the Room': Producing a political TV show in one of New Zealand's most explosive election campaigns; Nicola Kean --; 15; Maori media and the campaign; Yvonne Tahana --; 16; Cartoonists and the 2017 election; Ian F. Grant and Hannah Benbow --; 17; Satire and citizen craft in 2017; Sarah Austen-Smith --; Campaign Perspectives --; 18; Candidates and campaigning - a Labour MP's electorate race; Rebekka Evans --; 19; Candidates and campaigning - a New Zealand First MP's campaign; Angus Stallmann --; 20; Candidates and campaigning - a Green MP's campaign; Karishma Patel --; 21; Candidates and campaigning - a National MP's electorate race; Stephanie Taylor --; Public policy and the legacy of the Key-English government --; 22; Flagging fortunes: early intimations of National's vulnerability; Therese Arseneau and Nigel S. Roberts --; 23; Foreign and defence policy; Robert Ayson --; 24; It is not just the economy, stupid ...; Girol Karacaoglu and Joey Au --; 25; New Zealand environmental policy in the Key era: escalating crises in a time of neo-liberal economic dominance; Priya Kurian and Megan Smith --; 26; Immigration and the Key-English government; Fiona Barker --; 27; Crisis? What crisis? An overview of the fifth National government's housing policies; Ben Schrader --; 28; The government and the media: nine laissez-faire years; Gavin Ellis --; 29; The state sector: emergent concerns; Bob Gregory and Masashi Yui --; The Campaign, the Results and the Formation of the Coalition --; 30; The first post-baby-boomer election; Colin James --; 31; Jacinda Ardern: a political presence; Claire Timperley --; 32; Performing politics: leaders' debates in the 2017 election; Geoffrey Craig --; 33; Survey findings and the 2017 election; Stephen Mills --; 34; Scandals, transgressions and embarrassments in the 2017 election; Ellie Argyle --; 35; Did the Maori electorates decide the election?; Morgan Godfery --; 36; Pacific peoples and the 2017 election; Salote Talagi --; 37; Round two: forming a government; Stephen Church --; Epilogue --; 38; Looking ahead ...; Stephen Levine
N2  - "Stardust and Substance captures some of the magic of Jacinda Ardern’s extraordinary seven-and-a-half weeks’ campaign, defeating a National government in power for nine years.   The story of her sensational achievement – with ‘relentless positivity’ and a ‘Let’s do this’ attitude – is told in this book by multiple authors, including Jacinda Ardern herself; her coalition partners, Winston Peters and James Shaw; and, looking back at the 2017 race, by her adversary in the campaign, former prime minister Bill English."--Publisher's website
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