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Harré became Minister of Women's Affairs and Minister of Youth Affairs and Associate Minister of Labour and Commerce.
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Harré and became
Harré, however, was aligned to the grass-roots party view, and became its de facto leader in parliament.
He read the work of John Shotter, Kenneth Gergen and Rom Harré and became excited by the so called crisis in social psychology.
Harré and Labour
In the elections, it competed against both the Alliance ( then led by Laila Harré, a supporter of McCarten ) and Labour.
Anderton, who had been among the most vocal critics of Douglas, was joined by a number of other members of the Labour Party, such as Matt Robson, Laila Harré and Phil Amos, and a number of left-wing activists, such as Bruce Jesson.
Harré joined the Labour Party in 1982, representing the youth wing on the party's New Zealand Council.
In 1989, Harré resigned from the Labour Party.
Harré and .
* Harré, R. ( 1972 ), The Philosophies of Science: An Introductory Survey, Oxford University Press, London, UK.
Rom Harré is a former Vice-Principal and Emeritus Fellow.
Image: Linacre Griffiths Building. JPG | Griffiths Building from the Rom Harré Garden
Three Alliance MPs, led by Laila Harré, chose to remain with the Alliance.
The remaining three MPs ( two supporting Anderton, one supporting Harré ) decided not to stand for parliament again.
Laila Harré stepped down as the party's leader on 30 November 2003, and was replaced by Matt McCarten, the party president who clashed with Anderton.
When no agreement could be reached on the electoral strategy McCarten and Harré disassociated themselves from the Alliance.
It received only 1. 27 % of the vote, and Laila Harré lost to Lynne Pillay in the Waitakere electorate seat meaning the Alliance won no electorate seats.
Laila Jane Harré is a New Zealand politician and trade unionist.
Harré was born 8 January 1966, and was educated in Auckland.
Douglas, an advocate of free market economics, introduced a programme of radical reforms ( Rogernomics ) which alienated many of Labour's traditional supporters, including Harré.
Harré stood as the Alliance candidate for the Te Atatu electorate in the 1993 elections, but was unsuccessful.
In the 1996 elections, which were held under the new MMP electoral system, Harré was ranked in eighth place on the Alliance list.
The Alliance gained a sufficient number of votes for Harré to enter parliament.
Other causes championed by Harré included legislation protecting the interests of building industry sub-contractors, significant minimum wage increases and the removal of age discrimination in the minimum wage.
Harré, considered to be the foremost of the MPs who remained behind, was chosen to lead what remained of the Alliance into its election campaign, aiming to at least retain a presence in parliament.
Harré herself was seen as the party's best chance of keeping a parliamentary seat, having a relatively strong chance of winning the seat of Waitakere.
became and Minister
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became and Women's
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