Posts tagged prime minister
The Underrepresentation of Women on Boards
Cross-Examinationejp_commsboard, boardroom, business, census, Diversity, gender, Jacinda Ardern, julie anne genter, matriarchy, patriarchy, prime minister, prime minister jacinda ardern, sex, sexism, woman, women
Why the Mega-Prison Won't Work
Amicus Curiae: The Ninth Floor: Reflections on Former New Zealand Prime Ministers
Amicus Curiaeejp_commseconomy, Election, financial crisis, general election, geoffrey palmer, global financial crisis, helen clark, ideology, Jenny Shipley, Jim Bolger, mike moore, pragmatism, prime minister, public opinion
Amicus Curiae: "Stop the Boats" – Australia's Policy Manifests in Offshore Detention Centres
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Cross-Examination: Helping the Homeless?
Cross-Examinationejp_commsadequate standard of living, housing as a basic human right, housing corporation act 1974, housing crisis, Housing New Zealand, Human Rights Commission, international covenant on economic social and cultural rights, John Key, meg williams, million programme, minister for social housing, National Government, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, paula bennett, prime minister, royal commission on social policy, swedish experience, swedish social democratic party, United Nations, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, university of otago, world war II
