Elizabeth McLeay

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Elizabeth McLeay is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Wellington, University of Auckland, Australian National University

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Elizabeth McLeay

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Elizabeth McLeay's Degrees

PhD Political Science Victoria University of Wellington
Masters Political Science Victoria University of Wellington
Bachelors Political Science Victoria University of Wellington

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According to Wikipedia, Elizabeth McLeay is a New Zealand political scientist. She is currently an Emeritus Professor at Victoria University of Wellington. Qualifications McLeay has a Bachelor of Arts from Victoria University of Wellington, a Postgraduate Diploma of Teaching from the Auckland Secondary Teachers’ College , and a PhD from the University of Auckland. Her doctoral thesis investigated parliamentary careers and cabinet selection in New Zealand.

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Elizabeth McLeay's Published Works

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Published Works

Social Theory and the Urban Question (1982) (274)
Housing in Europe (1985) (54)
New Zealand Under MMP: A New Politics? (1996) (47)
Housing and Residential Structure (1980) (45)
Redefining Constituency Representation: the Roles of New Zealand MPs Under MMP (2007) (40)
How Much Change? (2000) (34)
The Taxation of Urban Land (1983) (27)
An Initial Assessment of the Consequences of MMP in New Zealand (2003) (25)
The cabinet and political power in New Zealand (1995) (23)
Managing the post-industrial city (1983) (17)
Political Argument about Representation: The Case of the Maori Seats (1980) (14)
Housing as a Political Issue: A Comparative Study (1984) (14)
Caretaker Government and the Evolution of Caretaker Conventions in New Zealand (1998) (12)
Why did New Zealand adopt German‐style proportional representation? (1996) (11)
Parliamentary Committees in New Zealand: A house continuously reforming itself? (2001) (10)
The Local Fiscal Crisis in Western Europe. Myths and Realities (1983) (8)
Scrutiny and Capacity: An evaluation of the parliamentary committees in the New Zealand Parliament (2009) (8)
The Firing Line: When and Why Do Prime Ministers Fire Ministerial Colleagues? (2011) (8)
Women and the Problem of Parliamentary Representation: A Comparative Perspective (1993) (7)
Climbing on: rules, values and women’s representation in the New Zealand parliament (2006) (7)
The Impact of Electoral Reform on the Public Service: The New Zealand Case (1998) (7)
Experimenting with coalition government: Preparing to manage under proportional representation in New Zealand (1997) (7)
The Australian and New Zealand parliaments: Context, response and capacity (2006) (6)
The parliamentary review of MMP in New Zealand (2003) (6)
Enthusiasm and entropy: New Zealand's experience with proportional representation (1998) (5)
Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back: Maori Devolution, Maori Advisory Committees and Maori Representation (1991) (5)
The 1996 General Election in New Zealand: Proportional Representation and Political Change (1997) (4)
Defining Policing Policies and the Political Agenda (1990) (4)
What's the Hurry?: Urgency in the New Zealand Legislative Process 1987–2010 (2013) (3)
The Inner city in context: The final report of the Social Science Research Council Inner Cities Working Party (1981) (3)
Contradictions and Compatibility: Electoral System Change and NZ Political Culture (1996) (3)
Rethinking women and politics : New Zealand and comparative perspectives (2009) (2)
New Zealand: Parliamentary Careers and Electoral Reform (2003) (2)
‘Urgent’ legislation in the New Zealand House of Representatives and the bypassing of select committee scrutiny (2012) (2)
Towards a Better Democracy?: Review Essay of the Report of the Commission on the Electoral System (1987) (1)
Building the Constitution: Debates; Assumptions; Developments 2000–2010 (2011) (1)
The Mighty Totara: The life and times of Norman Kirk [Book Review] (2014) (1)
New Zealand politics and social patterns : selected works (1999) (1)
Managing Parliament Better? A Business Committee for the House of Commons (2006) (1)
BUILDING SOCIETIES: A QUESTION OF ACCOUNTABILITY? (1984) (1)
Restraining Elective Dictatorship: The Upper House Solution? by Nicholas Aroney, Scott Prasser and John Nethercote (2009) (1)
Housing policy, by David Donnison and Clare Ungerson. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England: Penguin Books Ltd., 1982, 314 pp. Price: approx. $6.00 (1982) (0)
Metropolitan London. Politics and Urban Change 1837-1981 (1984) (0)
New Zealand ’ s Early General Election of 2002 (2009) (0)
Better Local Government Reform Proposals: Improving or Diminishing Local Government? (2012) (0)
The New Zealand Political Change Project (2000) (0)
In Search of Consensus: New Zealand's Electoral Act 1956 and its Constitutional Legacy (2018) (0)
'A Wonderful Lot of Chaps': Observations on New Zealand Army Culture in War Letters from Rod to Molly McLeay, 1940-1942 (2009) (0)
Evolving Rules in a Parliamentary Democracy (2007) (0)
Buckle, Board, Team or Network?: Understanding Cabinet (2006) (0)
Book Review: Brian Easton (ed.), The Making of Rogernomics (Auckland: Auckland University Press, 1989), pp. 212, $29.95 (paper) (1990) (0)

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