Articles include:
1. Improvement Requires Willingness to Change (by Gov. Jeb Bush),
2. Addressing Public Challenges with Private Partners (by Gov. Bill Owens),
3. Running Government More Like a Business (by Virginia Del. Chris Saxman), and
4. Reflections of a Texas Transportation Trailblazer.
Other articles include: City of Charlotte's Privatization and Competition Advisory Committee; Managed Competition in San Diego; Privatization Briefs; and Who, What, Where.
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Privatization Watch Vol. 31, No. 5 - 2008
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