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Australasian governance  

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  • Australia and New Zealand occupy distinctive places in debates about how governance could or should be conducted. In the latter stages of the twentieth century, New Zealand and Australia went further than most countries in embracing the policy prescriptions and rhetoric of neoliberalism and the concomitant reduction of the state's role in economic management this implies. [Source: Encyclopedia of Governance; Australasian Governance]

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