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New Zealand's most reforming government was led in part by Deputy Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer, who then became the 33rd prime minister and an undeniable historical figure. Researched from extensive archives and interviews with Palmer, his family, and his associates, this biography reveals--from his formative years in Nelson onwards--the influences that shaped him as a politician, the extent of his power, and the achievements and limitat...

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This study examines the history of social security policy in two countries - New Zealand and the United States. The system of universal health care and social security for all citizens in New Zealand contrasts sharply with the largely unsuccessful targeting of specific groups in the US.