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Redefining the State

Name: Redefining the State
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02036750
Price: 93.59 EUR
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Author: Nicolas Spulber
ISBN: 9780521594257

Privatization and Welfare Reform in Industrial and Transitional Economies

Nicolas Spulber

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02036750

Publishers Cambridge University Press, October 1997

Redefining the State examines in historical perspective the changes of the role of the state with re... Full description

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Redefining the State examines in historical perspective the changes of the role of the state with regard to public ownership and the scope of welfare in the main industrial and transitional economies. These changes have given rise to illuminating debates on the state's size, range, and function, and have involved important transformations concerning the boundaries between the public and private sector, the forms and extent of privatization, and the nature and content of public welfare. These debates and transformations are of critical importance to understanding the actual and potential scope of the state in any economy.