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Questioning child witnesses
Exploring the benefits and risks of intermediary models. -
The ethics of knowledge production - Pacific challenges
By Rosemary Du Plessis and Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop A UNESCO workshop encouraging Pacific-wide debate on the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights was held in Apia in November 2007. -
Children's place in the new Auckland:Where are the opportunities?
By Dr Emma Davies, and Elizabeth Rowe. Thought needs to go into how to make the best use of central and local government's powers and resources in the interests of children. -
Putting local children's interests into local decisions
By Dr Kirsten Hanna and Nic Mason, Children's interests still remain largely invisible in decision-making processes. -
Local Matters - Local Government Centre Newsletter
Is the Honeymoon Over? It is common to think of the first hundred days of a new administration as a honeymoon period; a time when everyone is supportive. -
Economic Research Limited (BERL) and the AUT Institute of Public Policy’s (IPP) latest economic forecast for Auckland.
Auckland recovery tentative at best -
Beijing + 15: Review of progress in implementing in Pacific Island countries and territories
This report provides a comprehensive ‘Pacific picture’ of the status of implementation of the BPA at national and regional levels. The authors of this report are Professor Marilyn Waring and Professor Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop. -
Local Environment
Listening to local voices: Tuvaluans respond to climate change Kathryn Paton, Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop 20 August 2010 -
Putting Children at the Centre of Policy Development
A policy brief on child impact assessments by Kirsten Hanna and Nic Mason. Highlights international efforts to implement child impact assessments and makes the case for child impact assessments in the U.S. -
Making Links - Taking Action Part Two
Ten case studies offer a snapshot of some valuable local government-supported actions to promote the social and economic wellbeing of the Auckland regions citizens in the last decade. -
Making Links - Taking Action Part One
Auckland's governance is at a critical turning point. Part One looks at Social Development and Economic Development.Emma Davies and Elizabeth Rowe (Eds). -
Social Policy Forum Submission
Recommends key additions and linkages to the proposed Social Policy Forum to ensure it works as well as possible with the other new structures being established in Auckland.
Last updated: 28 Oct 2010 11:27am
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Mar 23rd, 2012
Marilyn Waring makes Wired magazine 'Smart List'
British magazine Wired has named IPP’s Professor Marilyn Waring in its first ever Wired Smart List, a list of 50 people who will ‘change the world’.
Questioning child witnesses
Exploring the benefits and risks of intermediary models.