The struggle for sovereignty
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"New Zealand state institutions are under attack and require support if we are to maintain control over our society. Our public institutions have undergone a fundamental change since 1984, the result of the implementation of public policies that reflect neo-liberal theories of public choice and free markets"--Publisher information.
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