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States Of Liberalization Redefining The Public Sector In Integrated Europe Mitchell P Smith

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States Of Liberalization Redefining The Public Sector In Integrated Europe Mitchell P Smith
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Publisher: State University of New York Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.23 MB
Pages: 256
Author: Mitchell P. Smith
ISBN: 9780791465431, 0791465438
Language: English
Year: 2005

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States Of Liberalization Redefining The Public Sector In Integrated Europe Mitchell P Smith by Mitchell P. Smith 9780791465431, 0791465438 instant download after payment.

States of Liberalization examines the impact of the European Union's rigorous single-market competition policy on the abilities of Western European governments to use the public sector to achieve political objectives. Examining several politically contentious sectors, including government purchasing of goods and services, postal services, and public sector financial institutions, Mitchell P. Smith explores and explains the scope and the limits of this transformation. While European economic integration and the application of European Community competition policy have substantially infused competition into public services, the process has been more modest, and more deliberate, than a simple reading of Europe's potent market-making mechanisms would predict

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