New Zealand was one of the first countries to establish a universal, tax-funded national
health service. Unique features include innovative Māori services, the no-fault accident …

Work–family conflict continues to be a topic of considerable interest to researchers and
practitioners across the globe. In the current study, meta-analysis is used to compare cross …

Intolerance toward indigenous people is a common feature of colonial societies, and New
Zealand is no exception. Despite aspirations of equality, evidence suggests that …

Economic inequality in developed western countries, including New Zealand, is a pressing
social issue. Besides concerns of fairness, current high levels of inequality are associated …

Using data collected by two New Zealand surveys in 1999 and 2009, I explore the
connection between the objective social class positions of individuals and their own …

In recent years, and because of the economic crisis, Spain's government has been worried
about changes in health poverty. In this paper, we examine individual health status …

The strong public support for displays of Maori culture since the mid-1980s in New Zealand
under biculturalism appears paradoxical. Cultural values of respect for tradition, community …

While living in poverty is known to have important health consequences for children, its
impact on their occupations is not as well understood. This article brings together …

Factors influencing consumers' choices of oral hygiene products: A crosssectional study
Faiza Awais1, Hazik Bin Shahzad1, Kiran Naheed2, Ayyaz Ali Khan3 1. Department of …

Enrolled patients at the free clinic in Dunedin, New Zealand were not just financially poor,
but also vulnerable. Large social inequalities are present in the United States and New …