Newsroom
Making sense of the European elections
If you are a New Zealander watching this strange post-EU elections process with a sense of disbelief from afar, do not be too puzzled: Most Europeans do not understand it either.
Month: May 2019
Insights
Why Huawei?
No wonder Donald Trump is worried about the technological and commercial threat Huawei’s poses to US companies.
National Business Review
Psychological lessons from Australia’s shock election result
For politicians wishing to understand how to use moral psychology to their electoral advantage, there could be no better starting point than re-reading Jonathan Haidt’s ‘The Righteous Mind’.
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Wende in Down Under
Scott Morrison kam als Übergangs-Premier ins Amt.
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From localism towards localism: A personal journey of policy discovery
Nothing in my work in Germany, Britain, Australia and now New Zealand has given me reason to doubt my basic beliefs: incentives matter; councils can work effectively when given the …
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Financial stability and due scrutiny
The Reserve Bank should allow itself and the public more time for consultation on new capital requirements for banks.
Newsroom
A predictable Brexit disaster
May’s abject failure to deliver Brexit would always pulverise her party and the political system with it.
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Le cultural clash
It took the Australian Government years to decide whom to task with building its next generation submarine fleet.
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Disagree more constructively
Haidt is one of America’s most important and innovative thinkers, contributing regularly to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.