Tuesday 16 March 7:30 - 8:30pm
Government by the people is under threat, even here in New Zealand. Rising inequality, political distrust, rampant corruption, authoritarianism, and climate change threaten political communities world-wide. Why are democracies performing so poorly? How are these problems manifesting locally? What can people here and abroad do to revitalize democracy, and ensure a brighter future? This lecture addresses the underlying causes of democratic decline and proposes a series of reforms that would ensure greater integrity.
Associate professor, University of Auckland Faculty of Law. Tim teaches courses on corruption, comparative constitutional law, and torts. A critically acclaimed voice for political integrity, Tim is the author of Tyranny of Greed (2021) and Capitalism v. Democracy (2014), and the co-editor of Democracy by the People (2018).
Please register for this talk so we can plan seating for the expected numbers. A small donation on arrival at the door is appreciated.
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