The Hollow Men A Study in the Politics of Deception |
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Author:
| Hager, Nicky |
Foreword by:
| Waring, Marilyn |
ISBN: | 978-1-877333-62-0 |
Publication Date: | Jan 2006 |
Publisher: | Potton & Burton Limited
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | Contact Supplier contact
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Book Description:
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The book goes to the heart of why many New Zealanders feel disillusioned about politics. Nicky Hager believes that the way politicians and others in politics conduct themselves the games they play to advance themselves can harm the whole political system. Exposing their activities is the first step towards change.There has never been a book about New Zealand politics like this before. Over a two year period, sources from inside the National Party provided Nicky Hager with an...
More DescriptionThe book goes to the heart of why many New Zealanders feel disillusioned about politics. Nicky Hager believes that the way politicians and others in politics conduct themselves the games they play to advance themselves can harm the whole political system. Exposing their activities is the first step towards change.There has never been a book about New Zealand politics like this before. Over a two year period, sources from inside the National Party provided Nicky Hager with an astonishing collection of internal reports, emails, appointment diaries, meeting minutes and face-to-face interviews, documenting the rise to power of Don Brash and a two year campaign to become government. The result is an unprecedented picture of the internal workings of a political party and a disturbing, but riveting study into the nature of modern politics.