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GOVERNMENTS VS THE VIRUS: NEW ZEALAND
Gender Impact Analysis Policy Forum: Women workers and COVID-19 in Aotearoa
Study to assess the impact of Covid-19 on tikanga
Expert Insights:
Faculty of Arts
- Alice Mills (Criminology): From locked up to locked down
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Tim Dare (Philosophy): The ethics of contact tracing apps
- Tim Mulgan (Philosophy): We can’t ask young people to pay the price alone
Business School
- Peter Zámborský (School of Management): Three keys to post-Covid business success
- Susan St John and Claire Dale: Why this Budget matters for intergenerational fairness
Centre for Supply Chain Management COVID-19 Presentations:
- Matt Ball, Craig Sain and Reinhold Goeschel from Ports of Auckland
- Ilan Oshri and the Impact of COVID-19 on the IT Outsourcing Industry
- Professor Tava Olsen on Supply Chain Theory and Projections for Covid-19
- Alan Day on COVID-19: Implementing Supplier Management at Speed
- Mark Singh on the Impact of COVID-19 on NZ Supply Chains and Actions to Take
- Professor Prasanna Gai on the Macroeconomics of Pandemics: This Time is Different
Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries
- Diane Brand – Were post-pandemic cities best planned 100 years ago?
Faculty of Education and Social Work
- Jacoba Matapo (Associate Dean Pasifika):The vā that binds: a Pasifika education story during Covid-19
- Alison Jones: Why we need real life teachers
- Peter O’Connor: TE RITO TOI – RETURNING TO SCHOOL AFTER TRAUMATIC OR LIFE CHANGING EVENTS
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Law
- Claire Charters The relevance of te Tiriti o Waitangi in the Covid-19 era
- Matt Bartlett: Covid-19 mass surveillance terrifying for the future
- Klaus Bosselman:Covid-19 could trigger systemic change
Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
- Dear Epidemiology: a letter from two Māori Researchers
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Covid-19 and Māori health: ‘The daily 1pm briefings have been an exercise in whiteness’
Dr Siouxsie Wiles – On Covid-19 in The Spinoff
Public Policy Institute l Te Whare Marea Tātari Kaupapa
The Public Policy Institute is hosted by the Faculty of Arts, but includes research associates from across the University of Auckland and beyond
ATEPS Keynote: Hon Damien O’Connor
Speech to Auckland Trade and Economic Policy School HON DAMIEN O'CONNOR Trade and Export Growth Delivered at the University of Auckland, 4 December 2020 Thank you for the opportunity to speak today. I want to recognise the hard work of the University of Auckland’s...
Listen: Indoor Bubbles or Garden Gatherings? Envisioning Care, Social Contact, and “New Zealand-Style” Solutions in the UK’s Coronavirus Response
Europe Institute Webinar, co-hosted by the Public Policy Institute Recorded Thursday 23 July 2020 Speakers: Prof. Laura Bear (LSE) Assoc. Prof. Nick Long (LSE) Assoc. Prof. Susanna Trnka (Auckland) Assoc. Prof. Sharyn Davies (Monash) Chaired by: Prof. Alan France...
Prasanna Gai – The Macroeconomics of Pandemics: This Time is Different
Centre for Supply Chain Management, April 2020 The Macroeconomics of Pandemics — This Time is Different* PRASANNA GAI UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND *The views herein draw on the collective wisdom of many scholars....
Indoor Bubbles or Garden Gatherings? Envisioning Care, Social Contact, and “New Zealand-Style” Solutions in the UK’s Coronavirus Response
Europe Institute Webinar, co-hosted by the Public Policy Institute Thursday 23 July 2020, 19:00 NZST ZOOM ADDRESS: https://auckland.zoom.us/j/91623288449 Speakers: Prof. Laura Bear (LSE) Assoc. Prof. Nick Long (LSE) Assoc. Prof. Susanna Trnka (Auckland) Assoc....
Covid exposes need for public health agency
By Collin Tukitonga - Dr Collin Tukuitonga draws on New Zealand's response to Covid-19 to argue for a designated population health agency An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed major shortcomings in the funding and...
Covid-19 and clickbait
By Anne Salmond - Michael Woodhouse still can't provide evidence of his apocryphal 'homeless man' staying for free in quarantine. Dame Anne Salmond argues the Opposition and media need to be better in throwing around such claims. It is now 12 days since the...
Public Policy Forum COVID-19 and the Pacific: Tourism, Trade and Tracing
Date and Time Wed, 1 July 2020 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM NZST Register for this event As Aotearoa New Zealand began to control its COVID-19 cases, calls began to grow for the creation of a Pacific—and Trans-Tasman—travel bubble. The general concept would see tourism and...
A crisis of public spaces
Diane Brand asks what the post-pandemic city will look like and how do we adjust our concept of urbanism to accommodate it? *Originally published in Newsroom. Republished with permission Public spaces where people are able congregate, streets, squares, parks and...
What the Budget means for women
The Budget's investment in physical infrastructure is necessary for economic recovery, but it must be recognised that the number of women in those jobs is much lower than in social infrastructure like heath services and education. The Government should consider...
Watch: Gender Impact Analysis Policy Forum: Women workers and COVID-19 in Aotearoa
This is the first of a number of Gender Impact Analysis Policy Forums we are hosting over the coming six months. Subscribe for updates. Speakers: • Saunoamaali’i Kararina Sumeo (Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner, Human Rights Commission) • Traci Houpapa...
