Aid, power and privatization: the politics of telecommunication reform in Central America/ Benedicte Bull
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TextPublication details: Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2005Description: 222 pISBN: 9781845421748Subject(s): Telecommunication -- Privatization -- Case studies -- Central America | Telecommunication policy -- Case studies -- Central AmericaDDC classification: 320.0972
Contents:
1. Privatization Puzzles
2. The Politics of Privatization
3. Guatemala: Privatization in a Captured State
4. Costa Rica: In Defense of the Welfare State
5. Honduras: Privatization in the Ritual Aid Dance
6. Comparisons and Conclusions: Privatization, Development and Legitimacy
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1. Privatization Puzzles
2. The Politics of Privatization
3. Guatemala: Privatization in a Captured State
4. Costa Rica: In Defense of the Welfare State
5. Honduras: Privatization in the Ritual Aid Dance
6. Comparisons and Conclusions: Privatization, Development and Legitimacy
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