Studies of a small democracy
Subtitle: essays in honour of Willis Airey
By: edited by Robert Chapman and Keith Sinclair.
Contributors: Airey, W. T. G.; Chapman, Robert McDonald, ed.; Sinclair, Keith, 1922-1993, ed.
Publisher: Published by Paul's Book Arcade for the University of Auckland
Published: 1963
Place of publication: [Hamilton]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
Subjects: New Zealand -- Politics and government.; New Zealand -- Economic conditions.
Table of contents: title: Provincialism and centralism, 1853-1858, by D. G. Herron.; title: The Maori king movement, 1858-1885, by M. P. K. Sorrenson.; title: New Zealand promoters and British investors, 1860-1895, by H. J. Hanham.; title: Sir Robert Stout and the labour question, 1870-1893, by D. A. Hamer.; title: The significance of the Scarecrow Ministry, 1887-1891, by K. Sinclair.; title: The fall of Reeves, 1893-1896, by R. T. Shannon.; title: The influence of political theories in the liberal period, 1890-1912: Henry George and John Stuart Mill, by F. Rogers.; title: The country party idea in New Zealand politics, 1901-1935, by B. D. Graham.; title: The unions and the arbitration system, 1900-1937, by R. C. J. Stone.; title: The response to labour and the question of parallelism of opinion, 1928-1960, by R. Chapman.; title: Bibliography (p. [253]-277)