The Collapse of Neoliberal Privatisation C. P. Chandrasekhar April 19, 2024 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Privatisation, slider, Themes, World Economy
PPPs’ Private Gain at Public Expense Jomo Kwame Sundaram January 24, 2024 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation, slider, Themes
World Bank enables Private Capture of Profits, Public Resources Jomo Kwame Sundaram December 20, 2023 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation, Resources, slider, Themes
PPPs Fiscal Hoax is a Blank Financial Silver Bullet Jomo Kwame Sundaram November 8, 2023 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation, slider, Themes
Don’t count on PPP solutions Jomo Kwame Sundaram September 27, 2023 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation, slider, Themes
Commercialising Universities Ahilan Kadirgamar August 7, 2023 Commentary, Privatisation, slider, Themes
The Huge Danger Associated with Privatising Banks Prabhat Patnaik September 19, 2022 Blogs, Commentary, Finance, Privatisation, slider, Themes
Bank Privatization and the Never-finished Neoliberal Agenda C. P. Chandrasekhar September 12, 2022 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Finance, Privatisation, slider, Themes
Privatisation and The Constitution Prabhat Patnaik December 27, 2021 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation
The Future of Indian Finance C. P. Chandrasekhar February 18, 2020 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Finance, Privatisation
The Mess called “Reform” in Telecommunications C. P. Chandrasekhar November 12, 2019 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Industry, Privatisation
Banking Jitters C. P. Chandrasekhar October 17, 2019 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Finance, Macroeconomic Policy, Privatisation
Privatization Increases Corruption Jomo Kwame Sundaram July 24, 2019 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation
Fifty Years after Bank Nationalization Prabhat Patnaik July 22, 2019 Blogs, Commentary, Finance, Privatisation
Privatization Promotes Collusion and Corruption Jomo Kwame Sundaram April 24, 2019 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation
The Strange form of “Disinvestment” C. P. Chandrasekhar January 30, 2019 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Finance, Political Economy, Privatisation
Professor C. P. Chandrasekhar on amalgamation of three banks C. P. Chandrasekhar September 24, 2018 IDEAs Video Gallery, Privatisation
The larger crisis that NPAs signal C. P. Chandrasekhar September 17, 2018 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Industry, Macroeconomic Policy, Privatisation
Revisiting Privatization’s claims Jomo Kwame Sundaram September 5, 2018 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation
Window Dressing Budgetary Figures C.P. Chandrasekhar January 31, 2018 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Finance, Privatisation
Corruption in the age of Liberalisation C.P. Chandrasekhar December 3, 2010 Commentary, Economy and Society, Finance, Political Economy, Privatisation
How Brazil can defend against Financialization Michael Hudson October 5, 2010 Commentary, Finance, Privatisation, World Economy
Protecting Foreign Investors C.P. Chandrasekhar & Jayati Ghosh August 11, 2006 Capital Flows, Commentary, Privatisation
Chinese Banking: The new frontier for global finance C.P. Chandrasekhar September 28, 2005 Commentary, Finance, Privatisation
Foreign Direct Investment and Utilization of Natural Gas in Bangladesh Anu Muhammad July 26, 2004 Articles, Privatisation, Trade and Payments
Review of the 2004 World Development Report “Making Services Work for Poor People” Tim Kessler October 8, 2003 Commentary, Privatisation, World Economy
Third World Water Forum: An agenda for public (risk) and private (profit) partnership!!! Mohan G Francis May 21, 2003 Commentary, Industry, Privatisation
Return to Public Control, even if it’s not yet Renationalisation May 10, 2002 Commentary, Privatisation, World Economy
California’s Energy Debacle Continues Andrea Cappannari May 10, 2002 Commentary, Industry, Privatisation
While People Die due to Poor Sanitation, OECD Forces Privatisation April 19, 2002 Commentary, Poverty and Inequality, Privatisation
The Continuing Railtrack Saga: How the british people have paid for privatisation, as consumers and now as taxpayers April 18, 2002 Commentary, Privatisation, World Economy
Power to the Powerful in South Africa, but the People also have Power Patrick Bond February 1, 2002 Commentary, Industry, Privatisation
