Public policy in New Zealand
Subtitle: institutions, processes, and outcomes
By: Richard Shaw, Chris Eichbaum
Contributors: Eichbaum, Chris
Publisher: Pearson New Zealand
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Auckland, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 284
Subjects: Political planning; Policy sciences
Notes: Includes index.

Bibliography: p. [259]-269.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1: Understanding public policy; title: ch. 1. What is public policy?; title: ch. 2. The policy process; title: pt. 2: policy-making institutions; title: ch. 3. The constitution; title: ch. 4. Parliament; title: ch. 5. Cabinet and the Prime Minister; title: ch. 6. The public sector; title: ch. 7. The judiciary; title: pt. 3: Influencing policy development; title: ch. 8. MMP and the policy process; title: ch. 9. Political parties; title: ch. 10. Advisors and officials; title: ch. 11. Interest groups and policy-making; title: ch. 12. Economics, politics and policy-making; title: pt. 4: Policy case-studies; title: ch. 13. Employment policy; title: ch. 14. Tertiary education policy; title: ch. 15. From social welfare to social development.