This study examines the transformation of New Zealand's welfare state in the movement to a new phase of capitalist development. It adopts a multi-level approach linking the global, national and local levels. The global level analysis provides the overall rationale for the development and subsequent restructuring of welfare states and reordering of the welfare mix more toward the market. At the national level, highlighting the collapse of its foundations, this study contends that New Zealand's welfare state has transformed into a 'well-being enabling state'. The goal of the well-being enabling state is to ensure private provision of welfare through labour market participation in a deregulated labour market, rather than through direct state p...
attempts to move from a “welfare sociology ” to a “sociology of the welfare state ” (or, more precis...
In this paper we recognize that reforms of the welfare state can be necessary from an economic point...
New Zealand is recognised as having been a pioneer in creating in 1938 what was arguably the Western...
New Zealand, for much of the present century has been regarded by other English speaking nations as ...
This paper stresses the need for community responses to the ethnic unemployment problem in New Zeala...
New Zealand implemented the first definitive welfare state in 1938, institutionalising the responsib...
This thesis is addressed to what is likely to be the single most important issue in New Zealand duri...
This thesis is concerned with the relationship between economic restructuring, the changing division...
The article discusses employability within New Zealand. It outlines a series of initiatives around w...
Shortly after their election in October 1990, the National Government announced radical changes to t...
Local initiatives for employment creation are vital to the mitigation of high unemployment levels of...
This thesis examines the development of the voluntary sector in Canterbury, New Zealand over the las...
In New Zealand, rises and falls in the rate of unemployment over the past twenty years have inevitab...
This thesis examines the strategies adopted by a full employment welfare state in response to sharpl...
This thesis examines the concepts of development encapsulated in the New Right ideological spectrum....
attempts to move from a “welfare sociology ” to a “sociology of the welfare state ” (or, more precis...
In this paper we recognize that reforms of the welfare state can be necessary from an economic point...
New Zealand is recognised as having been a pioneer in creating in 1938 what was arguably the Western...
New Zealand, for much of the present century has been regarded by other English speaking nations as ...
This paper stresses the need for community responses to the ethnic unemployment problem in New Zeala...
New Zealand implemented the first definitive welfare state in 1938, institutionalising the responsib...
This thesis is addressed to what is likely to be the single most important issue in New Zealand duri...
This thesis is concerned with the relationship between economic restructuring, the changing division...
The article discusses employability within New Zealand. It outlines a series of initiatives around w...
Shortly after their election in October 1990, the National Government announced radical changes to t...
Local initiatives for employment creation are vital to the mitigation of high unemployment levels of...
This thesis examines the development of the voluntary sector in Canterbury, New Zealand over the las...
In New Zealand, rises and falls in the rate of unemployment over the past twenty years have inevitab...
This thesis examines the strategies adopted by a full employment welfare state in response to sharpl...
This thesis examines the concepts of development encapsulated in the New Right ideological spectrum....
attempts to move from a “welfare sociology ” to a “sociology of the welfare state ” (or, more precis...
In this paper we recognize that reforms of the welfare state can be necessary from an economic point...
New Zealand is recognised as having been a pioneer in creating in 1938 what was arguably the Western...