A 'Fair go' in public policy / by David Bromell

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Title

A 'Fair go' in public policy / by David Bromell

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Provides a framework for public reasoning in contexts where there is argument across the political spectrum about whether a public policy gives people who are affected by it 'a fair go'. Outlines four assumptions on which the approach is based. Recognises New Zealanders' concern for fairness. Discusses the relevance of 'a fair go' to a wide variety of policies and political rhetoric. Sets out the procedures and outcomes required for 'a fair go' in terms of public policy-making within a li...

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Format

Journal

Date created

May 2014

Creator

Bromell, David, (Victoria University of Wellington, School of Government, Institute for Governance and Policy Studies)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/33908126

Related subjects

Policy sciences -- Evaluation / Policy sciences -- Decision making / Fairness

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