Vol. 18 No. 1 (2022): Policy Quarterly. Why Emissions Pricing Can’t Do It Alone

Articles

• Why Emissions Pricing Can’t Do It Alone

  David Hall, Robert McLachlan

  3-13

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• Climate Adaptation Law Reform: a lot of argument still to come

  Catherine Iorns

  14-21

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• A New Model of Collaboration

  Ken Warren

  22-29

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• Commentary on Ken Warren’s ‘A new model of collaboration’ and related IGPS working paper

  Graham Scott

  30-31

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• Shrinking the state 2.0: commentary on Ken Warren’s ‘A new model of collaboration’ and related IGPS working paper

  Geoff Bertram

  32-36

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• A rejoinder

  Ken Warren

  36-37

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• Integrating Science into Policy: experiences during the pandemic

  Shaun Hendy

  38-43

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• Integrated Prevention and Control of Seasonal Respiratory Infections in Aotearoa New Zealand: next steps for transformative change

  Amanda Kvalsvig, Lucy Telfar Barnard, Jennifer Summers, Michael G. Baker

  44-51

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• Dignity and Mana: in Aotearoa New Zealand Legislation

  Mihiata Pirini, Anna High

  52-58

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• Restoring Public Trust and Confidence in New Zealand’s Intelligence and Security Agencies is a parliamentary commissioner for security the missing key?

  Damien Rogers, Shaun Mawdsley

  59-66

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• Building Act Reform for Building Users

  Stephanie Cox, Clare Hocking, Deborah Payne

  67-76

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• Barriers to Active Travel: Among Primary School-Aged Children in Wellington

  Zara Molijn

  77-85

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• Giving Light to the Waimapihi: the challenges of governance and policy for daylighting urban streams in Aotearoa New Zealand

  Logan Samuelson

  86-91

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