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1.
Investing in Social Capital - A Christian Imperative
"....there has been a continuing hardening of policies which protect
individuals at the expense of community life and development.
"Poverty has been described as like "a new, undiagnosed cancer in our
communities. It is both hidden and growing and without investigation and intervention".
"I am arguing that whatever you may think about the virtues or
shortcomings of a free-market economy, the side effect of this is an increasing individualism and a decline in the recognition
of the 'common good'.
An address by The Rt Revd Dr David Coles, Bishop of Christchurch at Christchurch Cathedral at 10.00am on Saturday 7 August 1999 |

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2. The Impact of Social
& Economic Change on Families and Children
This paper draws on a range of
research and policy work material focusing on the financial position of
families and children in New Zealand and the consequences for families and
children of impoverishment.
Dr Michael O'Brien, Senior Lecturer, Massey University |

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3. To market, to market
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Social policy reform in New Zealand 1984-1998
The focus is on the period since
the election of the fourth labour government in 1984. It was that
government which initiated many of the economic and social changes
fundamental to the reordering of social policy in New Zealand, changes
which the succeeding National governments, first elected in 1990, have
continued and extended. |

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