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April 4th, 2006

Water Privatization Fiascoes: Broken Promises and Social Turmoil

Water Privatization Fiascoes: Broken Promises and Social Turmoil features seven case studies of failed water privatization efforts around the world, including Nelspruit, South Africa; Atlanta, Georgia; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Manila, Philippines; Cochabamba, Bolivia; Jakarta, Indonesia; and the United Kingdom.

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Number of Pages: 14 Year Published: 2003

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