NEW ZEALAND POLITICAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION Conference CONFERENCE 2010 Programme
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1 NEW ZEALAND POLITICAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION Conference CONFERENCE 2010 Programme Thursday 2 December 8.00 Registration Opens (Ground Floor, S Block) 9.15 Welcome Former Prime Minister and New Zealand Ambassador to the United States, and Chancellor of the University of Waikato, Jim Bolger (S.G.01) 9.30 Opening Address Bryan Gould The End of Politics (S.G.01) 10.30 Morning Tea Break 11.00 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 Roundtable: Engaging the Public in Current Issues in New Zealand Local Gender and Political Leadership the MMP Referendum Campaign Government Politics Convenor and Chair: Jennifer Curtin Convenor and Chair: Chris Rudd Convenor and Chair: Therese Jennifer Curtin Arseneau Jean Drage Women and Prime Ministerial What Will Auckland’s Reforms Mean for the Leadership: Beyond the Symbolic. MP Amy Adams Rest of Us? Ana Gilling Kate Stone Andy Asquith Gendered Conceptions of Power Managing the Metro Sector MP Rahui Katene Jane Christie Margie Comrie, Janine Hayward and Chris Maternal Legacies in Human Rights Sandra Grey Rudd Discourses as a Pathway to Political Media Coverage of the Local Body Elections Success: The Case of Michelle Bachelet and Cristina Fernández Laura Young E-Consultation and Local Government: Linda Trimble Creating Active Citizenship? When a Woman Topples a Man: Media Coverage of New Zealand Leadership ‘Coups’ 12.30 Lunch 1.00 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 S.1.01 Roundtable: Does the Roundtable: Marketing in The Politics of the Intangible Postgraduate Workshop: History of Political Thought Government: An Convenor and Chair: Peter Getting Published Matter? Assessment of National’s Skilling Prospects Kate McMillan (Victoria Chair: Katherine Smits Peter Skilling University of Wellington), Convenor and Chair: The Role of Emotions in Jennifer Curtin (University Rowland Weston Jennifer Lees-Marshment Policy Argumentation: GE of Auckland) and Ton Debates in New Zealand and Buhrs (Lincoln University) Colm McKeogh Chris Rudd France Note, this workshop is an Xavier Marquez Edward Elder Emma Blomkamp opportunity to hear from Governing for Wellbeing - and interact with a journal Shawn Moodie Examining Indicators of Local editor, experienced Governance in New Zealand referees for a number of international journals, and Elise Sterback other postgraduates from Rethinking Community: The around the country. Case for New Institutional Structures Heather Devere Peace, Justice, Mercy and Truth: The Paths to Reconciliation of Conflict? 2 2.30 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 S.1.01 Debating Immigration, Cabinet and the Core Public Policy and Inequality: International Relations – Representation and Executive: institutions, International Perspectives International Citizenship in Aotearoa actors and processes Chair: Geoff Cupit Organisations New Zealand Chair: Richard Shaw Chair: Bernard Nwosu Convenor and Chair: Kate Matthew Gibbons McMillan Chris Eichbaum and Richard Intergenerational Mobility in Nicholas Thomas Shaw New Zealand Interventions With Chinese Fiona Barker Ministerial Advisors at Work Characteristics Making Auckland Greater? in New Zealand: Making Dominic O'Sullivan Implications of the “Ethnic” Sense of Roles, Relationships Indigenous Australian Health: Alex Great Representation Debate in and Contributions Policy and the Politics of Humanitarian Intervention the Super City for Disparity and Statebuilding in Understandings of Jennifer Curtin and Marian Kosovo: How to Weed Out Representation and Sawer Peter Nunns Myths from Facts Citizenship in New Zealand Gendering the Core Why Slums? The Meaning Executive in Australasia and Function of Developing- Timothy P. Fadgen Louise Humpage World Cities The World Health Citizenship and Belonging in Polly Higbee Organization and Mental Aotearoa New Zealand: An The Use of Urgency in the Health Policy Transfer: A Uneven Terrain New Zealand House of Critical Review Representatives Eileen Moughan Anita Abbott Maori and Immigration The US, the World Trade Policy Organization, and the World Bank: The Case of Education in Indonesia 3.30 Afternoon Tea Break 4.00 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 S.1.01 Contemporary Policy and Public Policy: International International Relations: The Politics of Class and Electoral Issues in the Study Perspectives US and its Allies Ethnicity of Immigration Chair: Gauri Nandedkar Chair: Dan Zirker Chair: Rachel Simon-Kumar Convenor and Chair: Fiona Barker Poppy Sulistyaning Winanti Najibullah Lafraie Jean-Christopher Somers Great Power Coercion, Defiance in Absurdity – How Politics of Class Kate McMillan Authoritative International Small Clients Dare Challenge Immigration Rhetoric During Institutions, or Domestic Powerful Patrons: The Case Heather Came Election Campaigns: Politics? Explaining Change of Karzai and Obama Theorising Institutional Comparing Labour Parties in in Developing Countries’ Administrations Racism and Privilege New Zealand and Australia Intellectual Property Legislation Cetin Cem Birsay Seonah Choi Dianny Wahyudi The Analysis of the US A Glass Ceiling for Asians in Rhetoric, Free Speech and Rebecca Bollard National Security Policy in the NZ Parliament? the Radical Right: Anti- The Advocacy Coalition Southeast Asia since 9/11 Immigration Campaigning in Framework: An Analysis of and its Implications on US- France and the UK Genetic Property Rights Australian Security and Policy Defence Co-operation Vic Crocford The Personal is Global: A Janine McPake Ashok Sharma Feminist Exploration of the Societal Implications of An Evaluation of the Indo-US Gendered Implications of Nanotechnology Strategic Partnership: India's the Migration of Aged-Care Global Aspirations and the Workers into Aotearoa-New Obama Administration Zealand 5.00- S.G.01 6.00 Plenary Session Chair: Mark Rolls Dr Muthiah Alagappa of the East-West Centre, Washington Security Order in Asia 7.30 Conference Dinner Academy of the Performing Arts, University of Waikato 3 Friday 3 December 9.00 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 S.1.01 Gender, State and Politics Democracy and its International Relations – New Zealand Politics: Chair: Rebecca Bollard Prospects Regional Agreements Activism Issues Chair: Todd Nachowitz Chair: Alan Simpson Chair: Gauri Nandedkar Norm Kelly Vois Blong Mere? The Lina Gonzalez Ali Gale and Heather Sandra Grey Future for Women’s Defining Decentralisation in Devere Peace in the Pacific: Exploring the Legitimacy of Representation in Melanesia Latin America: A The Role of Friendship Protest and Activism in New Comparative Perspective Treaties Zealand Hannah Blumhardt The Nanny State, Girlie Men Bernard Nwosu Nobuhiro Ihara Thomas O'Brien and Old Mother Hubbard: Tracks of the Thirdwave: Establishment of the Challenges to Trust within The Use and Abuse of Political Succession and Association of Southeast the New Zealand Gendered Language and Dilemma of Democracy in Asian Nations (ASEAN) as a Environmental Movement Discourse in the New Africa. Process of Reassurance by Zealand House of Indonesia New Zealand Politics: Peace Representatives Hannah Mueller A Quest for and Disarmament Sustainability: Elvira Bobekova Wambui Njagi Biotechnology, Citizenship Water Politics: Why Do Callum Martin What to Save? Pot or and Farming Methods in States Cooperate? NZ Inc: New Zealand’s Water? An Analysis of New Zealand's Dairy Whole-of-Government Abortion Discourses in Industry Approach to Peace Support Kenya Operations Lyndon Burford New Zealand and Nuclear Disarmament: Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 10.00 Morning Tea Break 10.30 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 S.1.01 Treaty Issues Today Public Policy and Public New Zealand Politics: Political Theory Convenor and Chair: Janine Management in New Political Marketing and Chair: Colm McKeogh Hayward Zealand Today Campaigning Chair: Michael Mintrom Chair: Priya Kurian Xavier Marquez Ann Sullivan Epistemic Arguments for Maori Participation in Local Grant Duncan and Jeff Jennifer Lees-Marshment Conservatism Government Chapman Playing the Political Public Management: What Marketing Game Peter Skilling Robert Joseph Became of 'The New Democratically Public Opinion and the Contemporary Maori and Zealand Model'? Nature of Justice Indigenous Governance and David Cutts and Don J. Development – Where To Shaun Goldfinch Webber Grant Duncan From Here? Perils of Peer Review in a Campaign Spending, Should Happiness- Small State? The PBRF in Political Vote Shares and Maximization be a Goal of Lindsey Te Ata o Tu New Zealand the Anti-Conservative Governments? MacDonald Alliance The Denial of Indigenous Richard Henry Jones Michael Harland Voice and Self Rediscovering the ‘Golden Ashley Murchison Left, Right, Out? Determination in Political Age’ in the Wake of the Emotional Appeals in Neoconservatism and the Thought Global Financial Crisis’ Election Advertising: A American Political Spectrum Methodology for Measuring their Influence on the Political Behaviour of Voters Lydia Berlad The Use and Abuse of Negative Election Campaigning 12.00 Lunch 12.30 S.G.01 S.1.01 Postgraduate Workshop: New Zealand Political Studies Association Annual General Meeting 4 1.30 S.G.01 S.G.02 S.G.03 Roundtable: Recent The Political Economy of Voting, Human Rights, and What it Means to be a Policy Elections around the World Resource Conflict in New Democratic Politics Analyst or Politics Zealand Chair: Geoff Cupit Researcher Convenor and Chair: Convenor and Chair: Ton Jennifer Curtin Buhrs Suzy Killmister Michael Mintrom How Political are Human (University of Auckland) Linda Trimble Ton Buhrs Rights? Resource Conflict in New Therese Arseneau Zealand: Towards Scott Walker Explanations Human Rights in the South Ana Gilling