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HISTORY COLLECTION | 2 TE AO HURIHURI Aroha Harris The Changing World, 1920-2014 Antibiotic Resistance SIOUXSIE WILES BWB Texts

The Bike and Beyond LAURA WILLIAMSON BWB Texts TE AO HOU Judith Binney The New World, 1820-1920

Late Love GLENN COLQUHOUN BWB Texts

TE AO TAWHITO Atholl Anderson The Old World, 3000 BC – AD 1830 The Whole Intimate Mess HOLLY WALKER BWB Texts

The Post-Snowden Era KATHLEEN M. KUEHN BWB Texts

Hopes Dashed? PRUE HYMAN BWB Texts

Safeguarding the Future JONATHAN BOSTON BWB Texts

PĀKEHĀ New Zealand SETTLEMENTS IN Archaeology Ian BWB Texts A MĀORI WORLD 1769–1890 Smith

BWB Texts P. DALZIEL AND C. SAUNDERS

MIKE BERRIDGE BWB Texts Wellbeing Economics

The Edge of Life D. RUSSELL AND T. BAUCHER

Tax and Fairness

Sea Change BRONWYN HAYWARD BWB Texts

The Child Poverty Debate J. BOSTON AND S. CHAPPLE BWB Texts

The Best of e-Tangata T. MISA AND G. WILSON BWB Texts summer 2019–2020

Complacent Nation GAVIN ELLIS BWB Texts

Ruth, Roger and Me ANDREW DEAN BWB Texts

BEING CHINESE A New Zealander’s Story Helene Wong Silencing Sicence SHAUN HENDRY BWB Texts

Old Asian, New Aisan K. EMMA NG BWB Texts

The Women’s Suffrage Petition Te Petihana Whakamana Pōti Wahine 1893 Helen Brown and Tāngata Ngāi Tahu People of Ngāi Tahu Takerei Norton Te Tiriti o Waitangi The Treaty of Waitangi 1840

He Whakaputanga The Declaration of Independence 1835 Paul Callaghan: Luminous Moments PAUL CALLAGHAN BWB Texts marilyn waring the political years BWB Texts BWB Texts BWB Texts BWB Texts BWB Texts BWB JADE KAKE JADE DAVID SKEGG DAVID SHAUN HENDY SHAUN & US JOBS, KINLEY MORGAN GODFERY SALMON RACHEL BUCHANAN RACHEL ROBOTS Rebuilding the Kāinga Rebuilding The Health of the People The Māui Street Ko Taranaki Te Maunga Te Taranaki Ko Old Asian, New Asian #NoFly

Sugar, Rum and Tobacco Titokowaru’s War K. EMMA NG JAMES BELICH I SHALL NOT DIE 1868–1869

BWB Texts M. BERRIDGE & L. MARRIOTT Three Cities The BWB Texts ROD ORAM Dark Benjamin Kingsbury BWB Texts Island

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In 2019 we travel the twin paths of tradition and innovation – welcoming sharp new insights on contemporary issues along with foundational historical narratives and those that open up stories from the margins. Thoughtful analysis of the future of work sits alongside the dark history of the Quail Island leprosy colony in the early twentieth century. An archaeological exploration of early Pākehā settlements joins BWB’s landmark histories such as the Tangata Whenua series, A History of New Zealand Women, and The Great War for New Zealand. BWB’s publishing is founded on the belief that the past informs the present, and enriches our understanding of the future. Nowhere is this so manifest as in BWB Texts – our ‘short books on big subjects by great New Zealand writers’. 2019 Texts range from media commentary to climate change, through ‘rebuilding the kāinga’ and public health to decolonisation, and more. BWB books and Texts can be found everywhere good books are sold and read – bookshops, libraries, schools, universities and wānanga. In particular: New Zealand bookshops act as vital hubs for BWB readers – and we treasure the knowledge and straight-up smart thinking that bookselling folk bring to the book-to-people story. BWB Collections are digital databases holding some of New Zealand’s most significant writing on history and politics. Created by Tom Rennie specifically for BWB, the six BWB Collections make BWB e-books readily accessible to readers in subscribing libraries. The Books in School Libraries programme has placed thousands of BWB books and Texts in New Zealand school libraries, with teacher notes connecting to the curriculum. Through wonderful funding support, the programme has enabled student learning and enriched school libraries. Education Outreach takes further our commitment to ‘New Zealand knowledge in New Zealand schools’. With advice from historian Melissa Matutina Williams and teacher Michael Harcourt, the outreach programme has developed a series of Stories from Tangata Whenua, Historian Talks in Schools, and a forthcoming set of interviews on the New Zealand Wars. BWB Talks make spaces for ideas to flow. Held around New Zealand in libraries, bookshops, galleries and marae, BWB Talks offer opportunities for people to gather, listen, question, as authors talk, debate, discuss. The generosity of New Zealand funders is important to BWB’s publishing and our education outreach. We are profoundly grateful to the trusts, individuals and organisations that have recognised the place of books in expanding our knowledge of this place, the South Pacific islands that we inhabit. At the heart of the BWB enterprise are the books, the people who write – and the many who work with BWB and support what we do. Our heartfelt thanks to you all! We are proud of this publishing narrative, and glad to share it with you. Bridget Williams, Director, and Tom Rennie, Publisher and Manager New New Zealand History Collection Fought between the Crown and groups of Māori across across of Māori and groups the Crown between Fought Zealand the New 1845 and 1872, between Island the North aspects of life in the nineteenth century. touched many Wars we but part of our history an integral The conflicts are them. or acknowledge to remember cared always not have a highly accessible new book provides O’Malley’s Vincent and consequences. events to their causes, introduction deep the nation’s exposes O’Malley page, every ‘With to the light and applies the healing balm of truth.’ wounds Rata – Arama calmly and persua- O’Malley work. ‘This is an outstanding of conflicts . . . to each cluster outlines the background sively Herald Zealand – New illustrated.’ all marvellously Festival Writers Auckland Lecture, Memorial King Michael The New Zealand Wars/Ngā Pakanga o Pakanga Wars/Ngā Zealand New | The O’Malley Vincent | RRP $39.99 | illustrations pages | 2019 | 272 Aotearoa War in the Waikato in 1863–64 shaped New Zealand in 1863–64 shaped New in the Waikato War rangatira, As the nineteenth century ways. in many for New war the great ‘this was wrote: Tamihana, Wiremu with superb account starts O’Malley’s Zealand’. Vincent their impact and traces conflicts, the before the history day. though to the present of our collective shines a spotlight on a dark period ‘He for the and brings it into a modern conversation past – Rahui Papa future.’ Zealand’s of New consideration defining moments in our are the nation, there ‘Across changed the face of Aotearoa Wars The Waikato history. of Waikato- and wellbeing Zealand, and the lives New Parekawhia – the confiscation of lands.’ through Tainui Maniapoto Ngaati Waikato-Tainui, McLean, The Great War for New Zealand: Waikato Waikato Zealand: New for War Great | The O’Malley Vincent | | illustrations | 2016 1800–2000 | 688 pages | hardback RRP $79.99

Tangata Harris | Tangata Aroha Anderson, Judith Binney, Atholl | | 544 pages | hardback History An Illustrated Whenua: | RRP $99.99 | illustrations 2014 This landmark book charts Māori history from ancient from history This landmark book charts Māori striking offering a century, origins to the twenty-first specific localities and histories. in grounded overview Binney and Judith Tahu), Anderson (Ngāi Atholl together brought Ngāpuhi) Rarawa, (Te Harris Aroha to quarters many from scholarship and knowledge narrative. this magisterial produce of any history comprehensive the most is probably ‘It in the world.’ published anywhere indigenous group Mana Smale, – Aaron Society of | Royal 2016 Book Award Zealand Ockham New Kupu 2015 | Ngā (History) Book Prize Science Zealand New 2015 | CLNZ (History) Book Awards Māori Aotearoa Ora 2015 Publishing Award Educational BWB Collections | through all subscribing libraries | BWB Collections Collections | BWB all subscribing libraries | through Collections BWB HISTORY | 5 What would a history of New Zealand look like that Zealand look like of New a history What would through the past shifted the angle of vision and explored such a just provides Brookes Barbara of women? the eyes in these islands from of women the lives tracing narrative, to the twenty-first through waka the landing of the first this is of images, with hundreds Richly illustrated century. in experiences about women’s engaging story a fast-paced, Zealand. New . . . it history but it is also an intimate ‘This is a big history, in a way of women and circumstances pauses on the lives what feel and understand to really reader the that allows Williams Matutina – Melissa women.’ motivated for a 2017 | Shortlisted Book Award Zealand Ockham New of key awards range A History of New Zealand Women | Women Zealand New of | A History Brookes Barbara | RRP $69.99 | illustrations 554 pages | 2016 Spanning time, geography and kaupapa, fifty biographies fifty biographies and kaupapa, geography Spanning time, are Here into the present. history Tahu bring Ngāi champions of community leaders, tohunga and rangatira, farmers, fishermen and and scholars, activists Kerēme, Te more. musicians and many weavers, sportspeople, in many the walls book mirrors of this cover ‘The front rūnanga halls and whānui, where of our family homes, the activities of over of our tīpuna watch photographs the These family galleries illustrate their descendants. whānui; they connect the living Tahu of Ngāi whakapapa a focal point for and are passed away, with those who have Brown – Helen memories and storytelling.’ conversation, Norton and Takerei 2018 Award Book Non-fiction Heritage Zealand New Tāngata Ngāi Tahu: Ngāi Tahu: | Tāngata (eds) Norton Takerei Helen Brown, | | illustrations pages | 2017 | 352 Ngāi Tahu of People Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu with Te | co-published RRP $39.99

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9780947492694 century. century. 9781927277430 first- 9780908321728 9781988533759 9780908321650 9780947492649 and on the Christchurch Reporting City: Gorman | Portacom Paul | 2017 Earthquakes Kaikōura Gorman tells Paul life.’ of my days of the craziest ‘This is the story while quakes, during the as a journalist of working a personal story at times reporters also speaking about the challenges that confront of crisis. | 2015 | 2015 is Sexist Science | Why Gaston Nicola foundation of scientific very bias in science matters for the ‘Gender Association Zealand of the New president Gaston, Nicola inquiry.’ in which the discipline of science is the ways reveals of Scientists, sexist. A Childhood Memoir | 2014 and Kitchens: Gee | Creeks Maurice me on all and ‘kitchen’. . . they can start ‘creek’ special nouns are ‘My one from childhood reminiscences exquisite Two sorts of journeys.’ into a combined here fiction writers are greatest Zealand’s of New short memoir. That Trial Heresy The Geering | Geering and God: 1965–71: Lloyd | 2014 Zealand Divided New people in New so many other time, at any is doubtful whether, ‘It of “life after death”’. all thinking about the question Zealand were Geering for Lloyd the trial of Professor surrounding The events Zealand history. in New unprecedented in the late 1960s were heresy 9781927277591 | 2018 | Māui Street Godfery Morgan a data not within time, happen across lives and people’s ‘Politics writing. Godfery’s of Morgan The best point.’ | The (ed.) Godfery Morgan 2016 of late twentieth- ‘The centrepieces the from the future interrogates Interregnum inadequate’. The who will help shape it. Contributors of the generation perspective Dean. Kingi, Lamia Imam and Andrew Hautahi Harris, include Max Barefoot Years | 2014 Years | Barefoot Martin Edmond defunct, forms, in all of their many of the living ‘The myriad infinite field.’ memory’s otherwise; traversing or mutant, revenant to re Edmond sets out Martin 9781927277676 | 2016 Nation Ellis | Complacent Gavin to like as we is not quite as free live we ‘The country in which Ellis Gavin in journalism, on decades of experience Drawing think.’ Zealanders’ right to know of New the patterns of erosion chronicles do on their behalf. what people in power Economics Migration, | Going Places: Glass and Hayden Julie Fry | 2016 Zealand of New and the Future to want do we and how to be, want do we ‘What kind of country of and the movement Migration world?’ engage with the wider nations in the world’s issues confronting people is one of the critical the twenty- and Wellbeing Migration, Lives: | Better Wilson and Peter Julie Fry | 2018 Zealand New Zealand an even New policy can make migration ‘Wellbeing-driven a new developed have Wilson Fry and Peter Julie better place to live.’ migration consider we the scope of how that broadens framework policy. 9781927277492 9780947518400 9780908321032 9780947492892 9780908321216 9781988545288 9781927277614 9781927277607 -five years after Labour’s social security reforms of social security years after Labour’s -five Generation Rent: Rethinking Rethinking Rent: Shamubeel Eaqub and Selena Eaqub | Generation Priorities | 2015 Zealand’s New numbers Increasing broken?’ Zealand housing market the New ‘Is their homes. than own, rather Zealanders rent, New of young Shamubeel and Selena Eaqub assess what this means for our of home ownership. culture pervasive country’s Growing Apart: Regional Prosperity in New in New Prosperity Regional Apart: Shamubeel Eaqub | Growing | 2014 Zealand apart from worlds are but our regions be one country, may ‘We Shamubeel Eaqub highlights the changing economic one another.’ New Zealand – the growing parts of fortunes of people in different our regions. gaps between Ruth, Roger and Me: Debts and Legacies | 2015 and Legacies and Me: Debts Dean | Ruth, Roger Andrew resonate and disconnection” don’t loss, of “discomfort, words ‘Your the lives Dean explores Andrew Richardson. with me at all’ – Ruth of the up in the shadow people brought of young of the generation those whom he calls ‘the of the 1980s and 1990s, economic reforms of All Budgets’. of the Mother children The Ground Between: Navigating the Oil and Mining Navigating Between: Ground | The Darby Sefton | 2017 Zealand in New Debate is kind of right.’ and everyone here is angry around ‘Everyone with local and international mining on his experience Drawing on frankly reflects Sefton Darby and NGOs, governments companies, Zealand. in New extraction of resource the state Wellbeing Economics: Economics: Saunders | Wellbeing Dalziel and Caroline Paul | 2014 Zealand New for Directions Future of the wellbeing ‘The purpose of economic activity is to promote Seventy persons.’ the Zealand regards New is time for a major shift in how it the 1930s, of its people. wellbeing Late Love: Sometimes Doctors Need Saving as Need Saving Doctors Sometimes Love: | Late Glenn Colquhoun | 2016 Patients Much as Their poet Zealand New Award-winning of redemption.’ ‘This is a story insight into the little he feels he Glenn Colquhoun offers penetrating worker. as a GP and youth is able to achieve 9780908321414 Time of Useful Consciousness: Acting Urgently on Urgently Acting Consciousness: of Useful Ralph Chapman | Time Change | 2015 Climate take truly vital, and will we ‘What actions in this time period are and urgent that are them?’ Ralph Chapman identifies the actions future. and a sustainable economy of a green critical for the creation Luminous Moments | 2013 Moments | Luminous Callaghan Paul journey . . . one of the more about to enter an extraordinary ‘I was This selection life.’ of my and enriching experiences remarkable that will eloquent narratives writing offers Callaghan’s of Sir Paul includes a Text BWB This first literature. in this country’s endure Callaghan. his daughter Catherine from foreword 9780947518356 The Broken Estate: Journalism and Democracy in a Post- Journalism and Democracy Estate: Broken | The Mel Bunce | 2019 World Truth in the US truth” politics of “post the extremity is easy to look at ‘It Zealand. OK in New be doing something must and conclude that we in worse are of our media system the foundations ways, many in But Zealand. of journalism in New A sharp look at the state shape.’ Ko Taranaki Te Maunga | 2018 Te Taranaki | Ko Rachel Buchanan deeply tells her own, Buchanan Rachel beats shame.’ ‘Knowledge Parihaka. of personal story

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Kiddle Rebecca in this land been another intellectual tradition has always ‘There power the concepts of values and defines different which values sets out the case Text BWB This way.’ in a different and democracy life examples real illuminating – through for decolonisation by Zealand. in New – what decolonisation might look and feel like 9781988545783 and Surveillance Mass Era: Post-Snowden | The M. Kuehn Kathleen | 2016 Zealand in New Privacy adequately explains nor the Panopticon Big Brother ‘Neither questions asks probing Kathleen Kuehn surveillance.’ contemporary in our current and corporations of both the state about the behaviour society’.‘surveillance Divides | 2018 | False Lana Lopesi that each other again?’ Lana Lopesi argues get to know do we ‘How peoples are globalising technologies and the adaptability of Moana turning the ocean back into the unifying continent that it once was. 9781988533858 Change Climate What World: a Warmer Meduna | Towards Veronika | 2015 Future Zealand’s New Mean for Will pushing earth into critical mode.’ now are we ‘Collectively Zealand science Radio New breached, are As new thresholds world. in a warmer our future explores Meduna writer Veronika 9780908321735 Mountains to Sea: Solving New Zealand’s Zealand’s New Solving Sea: to | Mountains (ed.) Joy Mike | 2018 Crisis Freshwater Joy Mike with animal agriculture.’ clearly at a tipping point are ‘We can we to consider how of life walks all from teams up with thinkers crisis. freshwater Zealand’s New solve | Hurihuri Ao Te from Lessons the Kāinga: | Rebuilding Jade Kake 2019 a place that connects of wellbeing, and should be a source can ‘Home Kake Jade and history.’ land, culture us to our whānau, community, are Māori a vision where on international models to outline draws homes on whānau, hapū enabled to build businesses and affordable settlement lands. or Treaty Playing for Both Sides: Love Across the Tasman | Tasman the Across Sides: Love Both for Johnson | Playing Stephanie 2016 fall hard.’ we with Australia in love Zealanders fall New ‘When we feelings about her ambivalent explores novelist An award-winning the sunburnt country. Crisis | Freshwater Zealand’s New Inheritance: | Polluted Joy Mike 2015 and at of threatened proportion the highest has Zealand now ‘New demonstrates here presented Evidence risk species in the world.’ rivers, freshwater our dairy farming has degraded that intensive to an alarming degree. and lakes streams 9780947518851 9781927277447 Chapman reveals how New Zealand New how Chapman reveals 9780947492335 9780947492847 9780994135469 Hopes Dashed?: The Economics of Gender Inequality | of Gender Inequality Economics Prue Hyman | Hopes Dashed?: The 2017 Prue Hyman Economist economic equality is imperative.’ ‘Gaining in the past Zealand economy in the New status women’s surveys yet. of feminism is not over that the work revealing decades, two Home Truths: Confronting New New Confronting | Home Truths: Philippa Howden-Chapman Housing Crisis | 2015 Zealand’s I’m increasingly Zealand housing overseas ‘When I talk about New International of audiences.’ reaction the astonished by embarrassed Philippa Howden- researcher on housing. its way has lost Silencing Science | 2016 Shaun Hendy | Silencing Science finds Shaun Hendy is not science at all.’ that is not heard ‘Science is often public obligation of the scientist Zealand, the that in New of instances disturbing been many have clear and there far from being silenced. scientists 9781988587080 | 2019 Change Climate on the Talk Walking Shaun Hendy | #NoFly: (and frequent Zealand scientist ‘What happens when a leading New confronts Text BWB year?’ This up flying for a gives traveller) now. that is arriving of adapting to a future questions the hard 9781988533285 9780947518110 | Zealand and New Politics Change: Climate | Sea Hayward Bronwyn 2017 Bronwyn we.’ are ‘The tide has turned, the sea is rising but so brings the focus back to people and communities to Hayward up efforts to combat climate change. can all step we how show 9781988545639 | 2016 ‘Ata for Island: Searching Stolen | The Hamilton Scott the locks slam then slam down, the trapdoors heard ‘The ‘Atans of ‘Ata, history the tragic explores Scott Hamilton Historian shut.’ Zealand, whose community and New Tonga between island a tiny of its inhabitants. abducted 144 in 1863 when a ship devastated was | the World and Aotearoa Shores: These | Beyond Nina Hall (ed.) 2020 all of us encourage ‘This book aims to open up public debate and Long-standing in the world.’ for Aotearoa to imagine new roles and populism is surging fracturing, and allegiances are institutions ask that Text rising; the contributors to this BWB the oceans are globe. to a fractious our relationship fundamentally reconsider we 9781988545684 in the Twenty-First Policy Migration Borders?: | Fair (ed.) Hall David | 2017 Century is choice, there – and where policy choices involve regimes ‘Border asks whether set of writers A broad of fairness.’ questions are there those just ‘fair go’ to policy offers a immigration Zealand’s New a long time ago. and to those who arrived arriving, A Careful Revolution: Towards a Low-Emissions a Low-Emissions Towards Revolution: | A Careful (ed.) Hall David | 2019 Future The choice, will be a revolution. can be little doubt that there There The policies and practicalities bring it on ourselves.’ we is how really, text. the focus of this energising are future of a low-emissions Thorndon: Wellington and Home: My Katherine and Home: My Katherine Wellington Gunn | Thorndon: Kirsty | 2014 Project Mansfield stories the and where comes from fiction own my where ‘The place novelist written ‘notebook’, In this beautifully begin.’ that I make ‘home’. the meaning of Gunn explores Kirsty

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K. Emma Ng | Old Asian, New Asian | 2017 Murdoch Stephens | Doing Our Bit: The Campaign to Double the ‘Perhaps at some point we will no longer be asked to justify our Refugee Quota | 2018 presence or prove our worth.’ Emma Ng shines light onto the ‘Though the campaign may soon be over, it still travels with me.’ persistence of anti-Asian sentiment in New Zealand. 9780947518509 Doing Our Bit is an insider’s account of political campaigning in New Zealand. Essential reading for anyone interested in how political Sylvia Nissen | Student Political Action in New Zealand | 2019 change happens in New Zealand. 9781988545233 ‘It is in the space between apathy and activism that this book is written.’ Sylvia Nissen considers what it means to be a political actor Holly Walker | The Whole Intimate Mess: Motherhood, Politics, and from the perspective of students today. 9781988533902 Women’s Writing | 2017 ‘I leaned in so far I fell over and cracked into little pieces.’ Holly Vincent O’Malley | Haerenga: Early Māori Journeys Across the Globe | Walker tells the story of how she became one of New Zealand’s 2015 youngest parliamentarians, how motherhood intervened, and how ‘Tuati would become the first New Zealander to sight Antarctica.’ she found strength in the writings of women. 9780947518912 This account of Māori travel and exploration sheds new light on a fascinating aspect of early New Zealand. 9780908321193 Marilyn Waring | Still Counting: Wellbeing, Women’s Work and Policy-making | 2018 Rod Oram | Three Cities: Seeking Hope in the Anthropocene | 2016 ‘What we decide to measure now is what we will prioritise in the ‘Conventional economic policies and tools are failing worldwide.’ future.’ An essential assessment of wellbeing economics from a Business journalist Rod Oram travels to Beijing, London and Chicago leading feminist scholar. 9781988545530 to meet some pioneers who are seeking new values, systems and technologies. 9780994135407 Albert Wendt | Out of the Vaipe, the Deadwater: A Writer’s Early Life | 2015 Tipene O’Regan | New Myths and Old Politics: The Waitangi Tribunal ‘We are what we remember or want to remember.’ Acclaimed and the Challenge of Tradition | 2014 novelist, poet and academic Albert Wendt ventures into fascinating ‘The floor of the High Court and that of the Waitangi Tribunal have and deeply personal new territory. 9780908321223 become a battleground of significant cultural conflicts.’ Ngāi Tahu leader Sir Tipene O’Regan reflects on clashes between current Siouxsie Wiles | Antibiotic Resistance: The End of Modern Medicine? | ideologies and Māori identity. 9781927277669 2017 ‘The stakes are enormous, and time is running out.’ Microbiologist Katie Pickles | Christchurch Ruptures | 2016 Siouxsie Wiles explores the looming crisis of antibiotic resistance ‘The past can help to make sense of the present.’ The devastating and its threat to New Zealand. 9780947518653 earthquake that hit Christchurch in 2011 did much more than rupture the surface of the city, argues historian Katie Pickles. Laura Williamson | The Bike and Beyond: Life on Two Wheels in 9780908321292 Aotearoa New Zealand | 2016 ‘Bicycles take us back in time.’ Cycling opens windows on New John D. Potter | Thought for Food: Why What We Eat Matters | 2018 Zealand society: the earliest feminists claiming the bicycle as a ‘Can we improve the planet’s health and our own at the same symbol of the ‘new woman’; young people attempting to refashion time?’ An award-winning public health researcher examines the the urban landscape; and the role of bicycles in the Christchurch latest research on what causes cancer and other chronic diseases. earthquake recovery. 9780947518011 9780947518066 Margaret Wilson | The Struggle for Sovereignty: New Zealand and Max Rashbrooke | The Inequality Debate: An Introduction | 2014 Twenty-First Century Statehood | 2015 ‘Just as concentrated wealth can affect everyone, concentrations There is a battle of values being waged within New Zealand society of hardship and suffering make us all worse off.’ This succinct of the future of public institutions.’ New Zealand state institutions, introduction to income inequality in New Zealand is drawn from asserts Margaret Wilson, are under attack and require support if we the larger work Inequality and updated with the latest evidence. are to maintain control over our society. 9780908321209 9781927277454

Max Rashbrooke | Wealth and New Zealand | 2015 ‘We can understand poverty only by understanding affluence.’ Following his groundbreaking work on income inequality, Max Rashbrooke examines how wealth shapes our experience. 9780908321575

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Te Hāhi Mihinare The Dreaming Land The Māori Anglican Church Te Hāhi Mihinare|The Māori Anglican Church Martin Edmond Hirini Kaa Hirini Kaa 9780908321490 9780947518752 168 pages | 2015 352 pages | 2020 | illustrations RRP $39.99 RRP $59.99

The Expatriates The FIRE Economy: New Zealand’s Reckoning Martin Edmond Jane Kelsey 9781988533179 9781927247839 328 pages | 2017 344 pages | 2015 RRP $49.99 RRP $49.99

The 9th Floor: Conversations with Five New Zealand A Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Prime Ministers Sign Language Guyon Espiner, Tim Watkin Graeme Kennedy (ed.) 9781988533223 9781877242113 240 pages | 2017 | illustrations 590 pages | 2003 | illustrations RRP $39.99 RRP $59.99

Wrestling with God: The Story of My Life The Dark Island: Leprosy in New Zealand and Lloyd Geering the Quail Island Colony 9781877242366 Ben Kingsbury 272 pages | 2006 9781988545981 RRP $39.99 208 pages | 2019 | illustrations RRP $39.99

The New Zealand Project Workers in the Margins: Union Radicals in Max Harris Post-War New Zealand 9780947492588 Cybèle Locke 290 pages | 2017 9781927131398 RRP $39.99 260 pages | 2012 | illustrations RRP $49.99

Treaty of Waitangi Settlements Strong, Beautiful and Modern: National Fitness Janine Hayward, Nicola R. Wheen (eds) in Britain, New Zealand, Australia and Canada, 9781927131381 1935–1960 300 pages | 2012 Charlotte Macdonald RRP $49.99 9781927131404 240 pages | 2011 | illustrations RRP $49.99 The Waitangi Tribunal: Te Roopu Whakamana The Great War for New Zealand: Waikato i te Tiriti o Waitangi 1800–2000 Janine Hayward, Nicola R. Wheen (eds) Vincent O’Malley 9781877242328 9781927277577 296 pages | 2004 690 pages | hardback | 2016 | illustrations RRP $49.99 RRP $79.99

I Have in My Arms Both Ways: Migrant Women The New Zealand Wars|Ngā Pakanga o Aotearoa Talk about Their Lives Vincent O’Malley Adrienne Jansen (ed.) 9781988545998 9780908321773 272 pages | 2019 | illustrations 160 pages | 2015 | illustrations RRP $39.99 RRP $39.99

Migrant Journeys: New Zealand Taxi Drivers Tell Human Rights in New Zealand: Emerging Faultlines Their Stories BWB BOOKS IN PRINT | Judy McGregor, Sylvia Bell, Margaret Wilson Adrienne Jansen, Liz Grant (eds) 9780947492748 9781927277331 252 pages | 2016 208 pages | 2015 | illustrations RRP $49.99 RRP $39.99

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