Democracy in New Zealand

Democracy in New Zealand

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Published: 2002 Language: English Pages: 135
ISBN: 1-877175-04-8 Binding: Paperback Co-publisher: Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies

Just how democratic is New Zealand? Is it becoming more or less democratic?

This authorative study draws on an international framework to answer these and other vital questions that include:

  • Do elections matter? Has MMP worked?
  • Does Parliament hold the government accountable?
  • Do all New Zealanders enjoy equal civil, political, economic, and social rights?
  • How does the political system work for Maori and Pacific peoples?
  • Are political parties good or bad for democracy?
  • Is there corruption in New Zealand politics?
  • Can citizens make a difference?
  • Does the media reinforce democracy?
  • Are the military and police under civilian control?

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