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Max Rashbrooke

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Max Rashbrooke is a Wellington-based writer with twin interests in economic inequality and democratic participation, and is currently the 2020 J. D. Stout Fellow at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the author of Government for the Public Good: The Surprising Science of Large-Scale Collective Action, published by Bridget Williams Books (BWB) in September 2018. He is also the author of Wealth and New Zealand, and edited the best-selling work Inequality: A New Zealand Crisis. He is a senior associate of the Institute for Governance and Policy Studies, his work appears in outlets such as the Guardian and Prospect magazine, and he is a regular commentator in the New Zealand media.
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We Need to Reset Democracy – TEDx Talk

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Our current democratic system is like a twentieth-century computer trying to run twenty-first-century programmes. We need to upgrade our system, drawing on our untapped abilities as citizens. Things like citizens’…
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Democracy 2.0 : What is on offer in GE 2020?

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Imagine a twenty-first century piece of software trying to run on a twentieth-century computer, and you have a fair picture of the New Zealand democratic system. We live in a…
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