Privatization Books
Taylor & Francis Ltd Studies in Public Enterprise From Evaluation to Privatisation
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£56.04
Cambridge University Press Shrinking the State
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£85.50
Cambridge University Press Shrinking the State The Political Underpinnings of Privatization
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£31.90
Cambridge University Press Going Public
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£47.49
The University of Michigan Press Contesting the Commons
Book SynopsisAfrican pastoralist societies have institutions that enable them to survive in their semi-arid environment. Managing communally held land has been one key to their success. This book investigates the change even as a number of pastoralist communities have sought to transform their land tenure system from communal to private ownership.Trade ReviewLesorogol's use of experimental economics in this book is exciting and important. It is the only book that I know of that really examines the causes, processes, and outcomes of institutional change using a full complement of these methods. This book genuinely integrates multiple methods, and makes a strong theoretical argument even more believable and stronger because of the diverse data sets and multiple methods drawn on. - Elinor Ostrom, Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science and Co-Director, Center for the Study of Institutions, Population and Environmental Change (CIPEC), Indiana University.
£36.81
Berrett-Koehler The Fox in the Henhouse
Book SynopsisThe Fox in the Henhouse takes an in-depth look at the growing practice of privatizationâwhat it is, what it does to our society, and how we can stop it.Privatisation is one of the most important political and economic developments of our time, affecting virtually every person and state in the world. The purpose of The Fox in the Henhouse is to present, in clear, direct terms, an analysis of privatisation that will help people understand what is happening to them and what they can do about it. It gives people on all sides of many different privatisation struggles (over hospitals, schools, sanitation, water, Social Security, the military, public lands, the postal service, national parks, prisons) the arguments that have been used to place privatization at the center of the corporate agenda and to dominate the public debate. It also provides a historical framework that allows readers to center their thinking in questions of what it means to build a democratic society. And it provides the counter-arguments that people need both to argue and to fight back.
£13.29
