Public Services in Europe
May 2007
Across Europe a major conflict is raging over the future of public services. On the one hand are those who believe that privatisation and liberalization is the only way to meet the needs of consumers, improve the efficiency of public finances and create a common European market allowing enterprises, professionals and workers to move freely. On the other hand are those who highlight the risks of privatising services that have been historically guaranteed and protected by the state, thereby depriving the public of democratic control over the way that their taxes are spent.Contents:
Privatisation in Europe
Privatisation failures in the UK
Public Private Partnerships in Europe
Look to Trondheim
Back to the future: remunicipalisation in Bergkamen
European unions of the people
The revolt against health privatisation
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