PRIVATISATION & PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP REVIEW 2003/04 Księgarnia

The new edition of the Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review is a comprehensive guide to privatisation and PPP activity worldwide. As globalisation progresses and governments continue to redefine their roles to keep up with the pace of change, privatisation and PPP continues to be a driving force in the global economy going forward.

The eighth edition of the Review provides a comprehensive breakdown and analysis of privatisation and PPP activity over the past 12 months, sector by sector and country by country. Contributors also look ahead to future projects and developments as well as discussing current trends and debates.

The Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review is a 'must-have' indispensable publication for international corporations, global investors, law firms, privatisation agencies, consultants and banks.

Contents

Implementing public private partnerships to deliver new public infrastructure

Contracting for health services - Private provision for public benefit

Airport privatisation: Post 9/11 trends and strategies

Roads, congestion and private involvement: The future

Key features of the London Underground public private partnership

PPPs and public procurement in Europe: The process of reform

Banking privatisation in Central and Eastern Europe and South Eastern Europe

Restructuring of state-owned enterprises in South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa

COUNTRY & LEGAL REVIEWS

Privatisation and PPP projects in Australia

Public-private partnerships in Canada

Privatisation in the Czech Republic

Never say never again: French government gives decisive impetus to PPP

Public private partnerships, private finance initiatives and privatisation in Germany

Public concerns about privatisation in Ghana

Privatisations in Indonesia in an era of change

The "Italian way" to PFI: A case study in the public healthcare sector

Privatisation and public private partnership in Jordan: A legal overview

Private participation in infrastructure: International project finance in Korea?

PPP/PFI in the Netherlands: A practitioner's view on the development of the Dutch market for PPP/PFI

Powerful legal developments in Dutch energy

The last remaining privatisation in Asia: Transco in the Philippines

Portugal - Football stadiums finance in public private partnership concept

South Africa - A land of opportunity?

Legal review of PPPs in South Africa

An overview of the UK PFI/PPP market

A US perspective of public-private partnerships

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