Events and Seminars
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Upcoming Seminars
Date: Thursday 25 March 12.30-1.30pm
Group: HSRC Venue: RWW501
Presented by: Judith Pinny
Topic: Fat Taxes or Skinny Subsidies? Asymmetric Paternalism as a framework for evaluating policy choice
Date: Monday 29 March 12.30-1.30pm
Group: HSRC/Statistics NZ Venue: GBLT1
Presented by: Statistics NZ
Topic: Government productivity: Can it be measured?
Date: Wednesday 31 March 5.30-7.00pm
Group: IPS/Maxim Institute Venue: RHLT2
Presented by: Professor Warren Brookbanks and Dr Richard Ekins
Topic: Lock 'Em Up and Throw Away the Key: Criminal Injustics and the Proposed "Three Strikes" Law
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Date: Thursday 1 April 12.30pm
Group: IPS Venue: Grand Hall, Parliament Buildings
Presented by: Hon Dr Lockwood Smith
Book Launch: With Respect: Parliamentarians, officials and judges too, by Mark Prebble
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Date: Friday 9 April 12.30-1.30pm
Group: SoG Venue: RWW501
Presented by: Professor Claudia Scott
Topic: Adding Value to Policy Analysis and Advice
Date: Friday 16 April 12.30-1.30pm
Group: SoG Venue: RHLT3
Presented by: Dr Valentina Dinica
Topic: Participatory Policy Analysis
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Past Seminars
Date: Friday 19 March 12.15pm-1.15pm
Group: NZCCRI Venue: GBLT2
Presented by: Professor Barry Smit
Topic: Fractured Science and the Politics of Climate Change
Date: Wednesday 17 March 12.00-1.00pm
Group: SoG Venue: GBLT1
Presented by: Professor Jens Hoff
Topic: Why involve citizens in actions on climate change?
Date: Thursday 4 March 12.30-1.30pm
Group: HSRC Venue: RWW501
Presented by: Professor Nicholas Mays
Topic: Emerging Findings from the English NHS Health Reforms Evaluation Programme
Date: Thursday 18 February 12.30-1.30pm
Group: HSRC Venue: RWW501
Presented by: Michael Wonder
Topic: Is New Zealand getting optimal access to new medicines?
Date: Tuesday 16 February 12.30-1.30pm
Group: HSRC Venue: RHLT3
Presented by: Professor Ruth McDonald
Topic: The impact of incentives on the behaviour and performance of primary care professionals
Date: Tuesday 16 February 9.00am-4.00pm
Group: IPS Venue: Pipitea Campus
Chaired by: Sir Geoffrey Palmer and Professor Jonathan Boston
Topic: Symposium on the 2009 Report of the Regulatory Responsibility Taskforce and the Proposed Regulatory Responsibility Bill