Public-Private Partnerships (Volume 29.1)
19 March 2009
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Contents:
Main articles
PPP/PFI – solution or problem? (editorial) by David Parker
The use of contract by government and its agents (sample article) by Martin Ricketts
The private financing of NHS hospitals: politics, policy and practice by Mark Hellowell and Allyson M. Pollock
New Labour, public-private partnerships and rail transport policy by Robert Jupe
Public-private partnerships in the Netherlands: policy, projects and lessons by Erik-Hans Klijn
PPPs: the passage of time permits a sober reflection by Graeme A. Hodge and Carsten Greve
Other articles
Bankruptcy, the credit card and American freedom by Robert Ellmann
Current global warming alarmism and the Mont Pelerin Society’s long-term agenda by Vaclav Klaus
The nationalisation of retirement savings accounts in Argentina by Kristian Niemietz
Bush’s New Deal by Katharine Cornell Gorka
So near and yet so far in Geneva by Ronald Stewart-Brown
Power against people: a Christian critique of the state by Philip Vander Elst
Open occupations – why work should be free by Jason Potts
Economic viewpoints
On the effectiveness of fiscal policy as an instrument of macroeconomic policy by Philip Arestis and John McCombie
On the ineffectiveness of fiscal policy as an instrument of macroeconomic policy by Tim Congdon
Great crash/credit crunch: Friedrich Hayek’s business cycle theory by G. R. Steele
A review of the British Academy report, Punching Our Weight: The Humanities and Social Sciences in Public Policy Making by Craig Smith
Columns
A dreadful mess by Tim Congdon
Exit Goldilocks, enter crisis and new protectionist threats by Razeen Sally
The rise and fall of human capital theory by James Stanfield
India improves efforts to prevent fake drugs by Roger Bate
Minimum wage: the dog that is about to bark by John Meadowcroft
Book reviews
Contents:
Main articles
PPP/PFI – solution or problem? (editorial) by David Parker
The use of contract by government and its agents (sample article) by Martin Ricketts
The private financing of NHS hospitals: politics, policy and practice by Mark Hellowell and Allyson M. Pollock
New Labour, public-private partnerships and rail transport policy by Robert Jupe
Public-private partnerships in the Netherlands: policy, projects and lessons by Erik-Hans Klijn
PPPs: the passage of time permits a sober reflection by Graeme A. Hodge and Carsten Greve
Other articles
Bankruptcy, the credit card and American freedom by Robert Ellmann
Current global warming alarmism and the Mont Pelerin Society’s long-term agenda by Vaclav Klaus
The nationalisation of retirement savings accounts in Argentina by Kristian Niemietz
Bush’s New Deal by Katharine Cornell Gorka
So near and yet so far in Geneva by Ronald Stewart-Brown
Power against people: a Christian critique of the state by Philip Vander Elst
Open occupations – why work should be free by Jason Potts
Economic viewpoints
On the effectiveness of fiscal policy as an instrument of macroeconomic policy by Philip Arestis and John McCombie
On the ineffectiveness of fiscal policy as an instrument of macroeconomic policy by Tim Congdon
Great crash/credit crunch: Friedrich Hayek’s business cycle theory by G. R. Steele
A review of the British Academy report, Punching Our Weight: The Humanities and Social Sciences in Public Policy Making by Craig Smith
Columns
A dreadful mess by Tim Congdon
Exit Goldilocks, enter crisis and new protectionist threats by Razeen Sally
The rise and fall of human capital theory by James Stanfield
India improves efforts to prevent fake drugs by Roger Bate
Minimum wage: the dog that is about to bark by John Meadowcroft
Book reviews
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