An edition of States of mind
(2002)
States of mind
Australia and New Zealand 1901-2001
by A. Grimes, Lydia Wevers, and Ginny Sullivan
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States of mind: Australia and New Zealand 1901-2001
2002, Institute of Policy Studies, Victoria University of Wellington
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0908935684 9780908935680
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Table of Contents
The nation-building project in the Antipodes -- Stuart Mcintyre
Indigenous men, white mothers and 'founding fathers' : Australia and New Zealand, 1901 -- Patricia Grimshaw
The dimension of kinship -- Tipene O'Regan
Where silk and greenstone meet -- Pansy Wong
Family differences, or part of a global world? : economic aspects of migration between Australia and New Zealand -- John Yeabsley
Australia in the making -- Mary Kalantzis
Trans-Tasman parallels : as seen through a century of Chinese migration, 1901 to 2001 -- Manying Ip
Defence and security across the Tasman -- Allan Behm
Open minds and other states -- Terence O'Brien
Imagination, ambition, vision and realism : moving forward in the defence relationship with Australia, or, 'The story of Little Babaji' -- Lance Beath
A cartoon perspective on a century in Australia-New Zealand relations -- Ian F. Grant
Completing CER -- P.J. Lloyd
Business laws and regulatory institutions : mechanisms for CER coordination -- David Goddard
CER : the competition framework and some specific issues -- Kerrin M. Vautier
Tax harmonisation : the myths, legends and realities -- Stephen Titter and Angela Williams
Living arrangements for the Tasman currencies : de facto partners, legal marriage or just good friends -- Arthur Grimes
Closer political association : Australia and New Zealand -- Brian Galligan
An ethnic accident -- Colin James
Constitutional issues : can Australia and New Zealand have their cake and eat it? -- Colin Keating
Remembering the relationship : the New Zealand memorial in Canberra -- Kathryn Hunter
The pavlova and the 'fate of nations' -- Jennifer Hillier.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
"The result of an interdisciplinary conference of the same name that was hosted by the Stout Research Centre and the Institute of Policy Studies, Victoria University of Wellington"--Back cover.
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