In Open Seas: How the New Zealand Labour Government Went Wrong: 2017-2023.

Brian Easton’s new book charts a similar yet distinct new future-focussed direction in navigating the recent and more distant past, always with an economic lens at the core, but also encompassing a broad analysis of multiple influences reflecting his depth of perspective.

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Journal of New Zealand studies
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2025-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.26686/jnzs.ins40.10454
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New Zealand Economic and Social Studies
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In Open Seas: How the New Zealand Labour Government Went Wrong: 2017-2023.

Tom Brooking
Journal of New Zealand studies
New Zealand Economic and Social Studies
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In Open Seas: How the New Zealand Labour Government Went Wrong: 2017-2023.

Tom Brooking
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Brian Easton’s new book charts a similar yet distinct new future-focussed direction in navigating the recent and more distant past, always with an economic lens at the core, but also encompassing a broad analysis of multiple influences reflecting his depth of perspective.

Journal of New Zealand studies(NS40)
University of Otago (NZ)
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New Zealand Economic and Social Studies
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