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In this BWB Text, Rachel Buchanan tells her own, deeply personal story of Parihaka.
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Kim Workman is a central figure in the ongoing discussion of justice and prison policy in New Zealand. This memoir presents his rich narrative of a life lived through periods of personal and political change and upheaval.
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The Community Law Manual 2018-19 is a trail-blazing resource that helps Kiwis (and their advocates) help themselves.
The Manual contains over 900 pages of easy-to-read legal info, on just about every area of community and personal life. Re-released every year in July, the Manu ...
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This practical and up-to-date guide explains how to establish a charity and covers the key legal, tax and accounting issues associated with charitable organisations and amateur sports clubs in New Zealand. It provides useful commentary on a number of issues that remain unsettled, ...
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This practical and informative guide to New Zealand's financial arrangements rule has been updated to cover changes to the rules since the last edition was published in 1999, the most notable of which is the introduction of IFRS spreading methods. The new edition has also been re ...
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Looks at the origins of crime in New Zealand, the way offenders are punished, the effectiveness of prison, for both men and women, parental responsibility, the role of drugs, where education comes in, the role of state institutions.
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The life of John Marshall, Founding Father and America's longest-serving Chief Justice, who made the Supreme Court a force to be reckoned with in the new nation
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Adams on Criminal Law has been New Zealand's most trusted criminal law reference for over 40 years. The 2019 Student Edition looks at the Crimes Act 1961 and offers practical commentary on key sections. The concise way in which it is written, and the easy to follow format make it ...
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Except for the foundational belief that rape is a crime, with a criminal and a victim, I will not take anything else for granted. Sohaila Abdulali was gang-raped as a teenager in Bombay. Indignant at the silence on the issue in India, she wrote an article for a woman's magazine c ...
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