Essays on Government Of New Zealand

Overview

Oceanic art and culture pertains to the creative efforts of the natives from Australia and the collection of the Pacific Islands, including Easter Island and Hawaii. With the prominence of male figures and the relevance of male initiation in several Oceanic societies, women seem to be a peripheral part of the culture. But, in reality, women have played a greater role in the Oceanic culture, especially by contributing to art. Historically, the artistic production of women was restricted to forms such as pottery, weaving, and barkcloth. Women were barkcloth makers in Polynesia and potters in New Guinea (Gardner & Kleiner, ...

Introduction

“The rule of the people” best describes the concept of democracy. In a democratic state, the people have the right to elect their government, to exercise the power of government (Palmer & Palmer, 2004) and they do so through a secret vote during a given period of time. This essay analyzes the form of government of New Zealand and examines whether the country is a democracy.

Body

As Abraham Lincoln defines it in the Gettysburg Address in 1864, democracy means “government of the people, government for the people and government by the people” (Behrouzi, 2006, p. 16), mentioning the main roles of the citizens in ...

Background information

In the past, matters affecting the employees were only discussed by the corporate employers or at times individual employers made their decisions about the jobs offered to employees without consulting one another. This resulted in a range of working conditions on the same job giving employees different attitudes. As a result dislike for some jobs developed and eventually fall-out of employees from jobs was very high. (dol.govt.nz) This resulted in many incidents whereby the employees were exploited by the employers since conditions for the job were very strict. For example, an employer would decide whether or not to suck an ...