Journal of International Affairs

Winter 1997: Privatization: Political and Economic Challenges

The Winter 1997 issue of the Journal examines the global trend toward privatization from a policy perspective. The effects of privatization on international relations, government policies and citizens' welfare are discussed in-depth by leading experts.

• Privatization: Editor's Forward

• Privatization and Political Theory,  by Harvey Feigenbaum and Jeffrey Henig

• Lessons from Argentina's Privatization Experience,  by Domingo Cavallo

• Privatization, the State and International Institutions,  by Rubens Ricupero

• Interview--Poland's Privatization Process: A View from the Inside,  by Janusz Lewandowski

• Methods of Privatization,  by Andrew Berg and Elliot Berg

• Alleviating Motion Sickness: Transportation Privatization Trends in Developing Countries,  by Peter N. Marber

• Privatization and Corruption in Transition Economies,  by Daniel Kaufmann and Paul Siegelbaum

• Ideological Motivations of Privatization in Great Britain Versus Developing Countries,  by Alan N. Miller

• Privatization and the Consolidation of Democratic Regimes: An Analysis and an Alternative,  by Zhiyuan Chi

• Gender Bias and Family Distress: The Privatization Experience in Argentina,  by Rosa N. Geldstein

• Retreating from the Commanding Heights: Privatization in an Indian Context,  by A.J. Goulding

• Contracting Out as a Vehicle for Privatization: Half-Speed Ahead,  by Jonas Prager

• Supplement: Privatization in Practice,  by Tomas Jezek, Scott Thomas, Michelle Celarier, Michael Millea, Dominique Borde, Marie-Chrystel Dang-Tran