A critical exploration of New Zealand society and its challenges. In Land of Milk and Honey?, leading social scientists help us make sense of contemporary New Zealand, deconstructing its myths and realities. This introductory textbook examines the historical, political, and cultural forces that have shaped Aotearoa New Zealand. It offers a critical analysis of key social issues, including:
- Inequality and poverty - Colonialism and its legacies - National identity and belonging - Gender and sexuality - Environmental sustainability For sociology students and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this complex nation, this collection provides insightful perspectives and challenges conventional wisdom.
