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Privatization's shaky theoretical foundation

Fine, Ben - In: Privatization and alternative public sector reform in …, (pp. 13-30). 2008

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Privatization : theory with lessons from the United Kingdom

Fine, Ben - In: Contemporary economic theory : radical critiques of …, (pp. 41-66). 1999

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Privatization: theory and lessons from the UK and South Africa

Fine, Ben - In: Seoul journal of economics 10 (1997) 4, pp. 373-414

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Privatization of the ESI : broadening the debate

Fine, Ben - In: Energy policy 17 (1989) 3, pp. 202-207

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Privatisation in practice

Bayliss, Kate; Fine, Ben - In: Privatization and alternative public sector reform in …, (pp. 31-54). 2008

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Rethinking the rethink : the World Bank and privatisation

Fine, Ben; Bayliss, Kate - In: Privatization and alternative public sector reform in …, (pp. 55-87). 2008

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Privatization and alternative public sector reform in Sub-Saharan Africa : delivering on electricity and water

Bayliss, Kate (contributor); Fine, Ben (contributor) - 2008

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Beyond Bureaucrats in business : a critical review of the World Bank approach to privatization and public sector reform

Bayliss, Kate - In: Journal of international development : the journal of … 10 (1998) 7, pp. 841-855

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Contesting neoliberalism : public sector alternatives for service delivery

Fine, Ben; Hall, David - 2010

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Privatization and alternative public sector reform in sub-Saharan Africa : delivering on electricity and water

Fine, Ben (contributor); Bayliss, Kate (contributor) - 2008

it is increasingly apparent that the privatization experiment in sub-Saharan Africa has failed. This book shows that the state is set to dominate service delivery for the foreseeable future in much of the region, and that the public sector must be considered as a viable policy option for the...

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