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Fox in the Henhouse How Privatization Threatens Democracy

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ISBN-10: 1576753379

ISBN-13: 9781576753378

Edition: 2005

Authors: Si Kahn, Elizabeth Minnich

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The Fox in the Henhouse takes an in-depth look at the growing practice of privatization-what it is, what it does to our society, and how we can stop it.Privatisation is one of the most important political and economic developments of our time, affecting virtually every person and state in the world. The purpose of The Fox in the Henhouse is to present, in clear, direct terms, an analysis of privatisation that will help people understand what is happening to them and what they can do about it.It gives people on all sides of many different privatisation struggles (over hospitals, schools, sanitation, water, Social Security, the military, public lands, the postal service, national parks,…    
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Book details

List price: $14.95
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Incorporated
Publication date: 10/10/2005
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 275
Size: 8.50" wide x 5.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.836
Language: English

Foreword
Foreword
Preface: Who We Are, Why We Care
Introduction: A Road Map
Public, It's Ours; Private, It's Theirs
"Morning in America"?
Drawing the Line: Private Versus Public Goods
Introducing Corporations
Forms of Privatization
Privatization at Work
A Worst-Case Scenario: For-Profit Private Prisons
Tracking and Backtracking Politicians
Keep the Paying Guests Coming: Filling Up the Prisons
We Love This Problem: Lives for Sale
Don't Fence Me In: Private Walls and Public Rights
Privatizing Against Equality
Minds for Sale
Privatizing Social Security: A Case Study of Ideology, Strategy, Tactics
The Great Divide
The Two Cultures of the Twenty-First Century
Appreciating the Public Sector
A Fable, and a Fabulous True Story
An Offer No Corporation Could Refuse
Freedom, Revolution, Progress
The American Dream-Always at Risk
Differing Visions, Conflicting Values
"Trickling Down" into the 1980s and 1990s
Methods That Affect Our Lives
Resistant Strengths
Afterword: Returning Home, Remembering Meanings of Freedom
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Resources
About the Authors