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The New New Zealand : Facing Demographic Disruption

$39.99
  • Author:
    SPOONLEY Paul
  • ISBN:
    9780995122987
  • Publication Date:
    August 2020
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    288
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Massey University Press
  • Country of Publication:
The New New Zealand : Facing Demographic Disruption
The New New Zealand : Facing Demographic Disruption

The New New Zealand : Facing Demographic Disruption

$39.99
  • Author:
    SPOONLEY Paul
  • ISBN:
    9780995122987
  • Publication Date:
    August 2020
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    288
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Massey University Press
  • Country of Publication:

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In 2030 there may be six million of us. One and a half million of us will live overseas. We will be clustered in Auckland, dependent on migration, and worried about a shortage of workers. We havent planned for this. We need to.

This major new book by Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley, New Zealands preeminent commentator on population trends, looks at our rapidly growing and changing population and the demographic disruption it is already causing. To his mind, we are not taking enough notice of this disruption, and New Zealand urgently needs a population policy. With chapters like OK Boomer and Why Would Anyone Want to Live in Auckland? this book is urgent, provocative and will fuel many a dinner-party and policymaking conversation.

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  • In 2030 there may be six million of us. One and a half million of us will live overseas. We will be clustered in Auckland, dependent on migration, and worried about a shortage of workers. We havent planned for this. We need to.

    This major new book by Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley, New Zealands preeminent commentator on population trends, looks at our rapidly growing and changing population and the demographic disruption it is already causing. To his mind, we are not taking enough notice of this disruption, and New Zealand urgently needs a population policy. With chapters like OK Boomer and Why Would Anyone Want to Live in Auckland? this book is urgent, provocative and will fuel many a dinner-party and policymaking conversation.

In 2030 there may be six million of us. One and a half million of us will live overseas. We will be clustered in Auckland, dependent on migration, and worried about a shortage of workers. We havent planned for this. We need to.

This major new book by Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley, New Zealands preeminent commentator on population trends, looks at our rapidly growing and changing population and the demographic disruption it is already causing. To his mind, we are not taking enough notice of this disruption, and New Zealand urgently needs a population policy. With chapters like OK Boomer and Why Would Anyone Want to Live in Auckland? this book is urgent, provocative and will fuel many a dinner-party and policymaking conversation.