A Mutual Trend: how to run rail and water in the public interest
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- Type
- article
- Published
- 2002-01-01
- Cited by
- 5
- References
- 53
- Access
- Open access
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Keywords
Public interest, Economics, Business, Political science
References
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- The Ownership of Enterprise
- A case for water utilities as cooperatives and the UK experience
- The mutual state: how local communities can run public services
- Social Behaviour, Its Elementary Forms
- Regulating the Water Industry: By Any Standards?
- Member participation in mutuals: a theoretical model
- Farmer co-operatives: organisational models and their business environment
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- Rediscovering the cooperative advantage - Poverty reduction through self-help
- Network Rail – forward or backward? Not-for-profit in British transport
- A “fresh start” or the “worst of all worlds”? A critical financial analysis of the performance and regulation of Network Rail in Britain’s privatised railway system
- Economic analysis and the third sector Overview of economic analysis in relation to the third sector
- Scottish Water: The Drift To Privatisation and How Democratisation Could Improve Efficiency and Lower Costs
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