Vol. 19 No. 4 (2023): Policy Quarterly

Articles

• Research-informed Public Policy a case study of housing

  Philippa Howden-Chapman, Helen Viggers, Michael Keall, Sarah Bierre, Athur Grimes, Nevil Pierse

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• We Shouldn’t Be Surprised: a management educator’s perspective on allegations at Immigration New Zealand

  Todd Bridgman

  10-14

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• Persistent Disadvantage in Aotearoa New Zealand

  Jo Smith

  15-21

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• How the Families Package Increased Income and Created New Opportunities for Life-course Research

  Moira Wilson, Keith McLeod

  22-33

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• The Experiences of the Managed: case management in the Aotearoa New Zealand prison system

  Laura Johnstone, Jarrod Gilbert

  34-45

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• Whistling in the Dark? Is the Protected Disclosures Act 2022 a form of placebo policy?

  Michael Macaulay

  46-52

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• Funding Primary Care for Better Outcomes

  Verna Smith

  53-55

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• Managing Active Fault Surface Rupture Risk through Land Use Planning: barriers and opportunities

  Edith Bretherton, Regine Morgenstern, Nicola Litchfield

  56-64

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• An Artificial Intelligence Agenda for New Zealand Lessons from the United States

  Sam Mulopulos

  65-72

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• Radical Uncertainty and Artificial Intelligence policy issues for Aotearoa New Zealand

  Sokny Bun

  73-76

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• Reforming the Research and Science System for Māori Innovation practice theory for policy implementation

  Maria Amoamo, Katharina Ruckstuhl

  77-85

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• The Practice of Science for Technological Innovation learnings and implications for Te Ara Paerangi

  Sara Walton, Trudie Walters

  86-94

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• Instability in New Zealand’s Public Sector

  Richard Hamblin, Geoff Plimmer

  95-105

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• Commentary: climate policy in Aotearoa New Zealand – a backwards flip?

  Robert McLachlan

  106-111

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