"People Come First"
Title | "People Come First" |
Year for Search | 1980 |
Authors | Zepke, Nick(b. 1940) |
Secondary Title | Pictures of the Future |
Pagination | 22-30 |
Date Published | 1980 |
Publisher | Mallinson Rendel |
Place Published | Wellington, New Zealand |
Keywords | Aotearoa New Zealand author, Male author |
Annotation | Eutopia presented as a debate in the New Zealand legislature in 2004 over a proposed Social Justice Commission, which will oversee all social services. It is part of a Labour government plan to focus on small scale industries and limited growth and the rejection of multinational corporations. The last line of the Prime Minister's speech indicates that all legislation has to be approved by the people voting yes or no on home terminals. |
Info Notes | The book is composed of five short future scenarios for New Zealand. |
Holding Institutions | ATL, VUW |
Author Note | Aotearoa/New Zealand author (b. 1940) |
Full Text | 1980 Zepke, Nick (b. 1940). “People Come First.” In Pictures of the Future (Wellington, New Zealand: Mallinson Rendel, 1980), 22-30. ATL, VUW Eutopia presented as a debate in the New Zealand legislature in 2004 over a proposed Social Justice Commission, which will oversee all social services. It is part of a Labour government plan to focus on small scale industries and limited growth and the rejection of multinational corporations. The last line of the Prime Minister’s speech indicates that all legislation has to be approved by the people voting yes or no on home terminals. The book is composed of five short future scenarios for New Zealand. Aotearoa/New Zealand author. |