Vol. 34 No. 2 (2003): Victoria University of Wellington Law Review

Published: 2003-05-01

Editorial

Opening Remarks

Sir Owen Woodhouse

189-192
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Articles

The Compensation Scheme No One Asked For: The Origins of ACC in New Zealand

Peter McKenzie

193-206
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The Historical Context of the Woodhouse Commission

Brian Easton

207-212
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The Fate of "No-Fault" in America

Richard Gaskins

213-238
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"The Nineteen-Seventies": Summary for Presentation to The Accident Compensation Symposium

Geoffrey Palmer

239-248
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Establishment of the Accident Compensation Commission 1973: Administrative Challenges

John R Martin

249-268
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A Decade of Confusion: The Differing Directions of Social Security and Accident Compensation 1969 – 1979

Margaret McClure

269-278
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Looking Back at Accident Compensation: An Australian Perspective

Harold Luntz

279-292
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The Law Commission's 1988 Report on Accident Compensation

Sir Kenneth J Keith

293-312
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The Accident Compensation Scheme: A Case Study in Public Policy Failure

Bryce Wilkinson

313-328
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Administering Accident Compensation in the 1980s

Don Rennie

329-350
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The Economic And Social Context For The Changes In Accident Compensation

Robert Stephens

351-366
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The Common-Law Response to the Accident Compensation Scheme

Ailsa Duffy

367-386
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1990s – Decade of Change

Ross Wilson

387-394
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1990s: Decade of Change

David Caygill

395-406
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Trends in Personal Injury Litigation: the 1990s

John Miller

407-422
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Accident Compensation: The Role of Incentives, Consumer Choice and Competition

Lewis Evans, Neil Quigley

423-432
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Moral Hazard and Medical Assessment

Grant Duncan

433-442
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Summary

Susan St John

443-448
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Some Reflections on the Woodhouse and ACC Legacy

Alan Clayton

449-464
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Summary

Ruth Dyson

465-468
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Vol. 34 No. 2 (2003): Victoria University of Wellington Law Review

Editorial

Opening Remarks

Articles

The Compensation Scheme No One Asked For: The Origins of ACC in New Zealand

The Historical Context of the Woodhouse Commission

The Fate of "No-Fault" in America

"The Nineteen-Seventies": Summary for Presentation to The Accident Compensation Symposium

Establishment of the Accident Compensation Commission 1973: Administrative Challenges

A Decade of Confusion: The Differing Directions of Social Security and Accident Compensation 1969 – 1979

Looking Back at Accident Compensation: An Australian Perspective

The Law Commission's 1988 Report on Accident Compensation

The Accident Compensation Scheme: A Case Study in Public Policy Failure

Administering Accident Compensation in the 1980s

The Economic And Social Context For The Changes In Accident Compensation

The Common-Law Response to the Accident Compensation Scheme

1990s – Decade of Change

1990s: Decade of Change

Trends in Personal Injury Litigation: the 1990s

Accident Compensation: The Role of Incentives, Consumer Choice and Competition

Moral Hazard and Medical Assessment

Summary

Some Reflections on the Woodhouse and ACC Legacy

Summary

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