Less Certain
Natalia AlbertInsights, reflections, analysis, and information to help reduce our certainty and increase our political flexibility. New Zealand-based author.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | nataliaalbert.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Bricks, Mortgages, and Trust: Housing Policy at the Crossroads
Housing is the cornerstone of every individual, whānau, and community, yet New Zealand’s housing market is struggling, whilst being difficult to map out, understand, and navigate.
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori: A Quick Dive into the Treaty Principles Bill
Introduced by the ACT Party, the Treaty Principle Bill aims to redefine and codify the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi within New Zealand’s legal framework.
Why I'm a Centrist - A Case for the Center in New Zealand
Talking politics these days is not only hard but dangerous. One wrong move, and boom—your career or social life is in pieces. Last week, we talked about how that pressure is pushing people into echo chambers. Now, let’s look at a solution t...
Off-Cycle PhD Reflections: Housing in Census 2023, the Media and Social Cohesion
I’m breaking my usual schedule here, but after spending days deep in the 2023 Census data for my PhD, I wanted to share some thoughts, reflections, and messy notes. This post isn’t polished, formal, or peer-reviewed—just a place to track my...
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Author of Less Certain. Wellington based Political Scientist. Mexican & New Zealand Citizen. Currently doing a PhD at Victoria University School of Government. I live with my three dogs and husband.
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