GLOBAL PRIVATIZATIONAND ITS IMPACT -- GLOBAL PRIVATIZATIONAND ITS IMPACT -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- HEALTHCARE'S UNHEALTHY ASSOCIATIONWITH THE MARKETPLACE -- Introduction -- The Nature of The Problem -- The UK Experience of Nationalised Healthcare -- Standards of Care and Hospital Infrastructure -- Changing the Built Environment of Hospitals -- The Private Finance Initiative Approach -- An Alternative Strategy -- Changing the Hospital Service Profile -- The Target Driven Work Ethic -- A&E Waiting Times -- Hospital Waiting Lists -- Public Independent Sector Treatment Centres -- Fixing the Income Generated by Hospital Trusts -- Case History -- The North East Essex Experience -- Rationing Medical Resources -- The Public/Private Medical Conflict of Interest -- Conclusion -- PRIVATIZATION, COMPETITION AND PERFORMANCE:EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRALIA -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Background and Hypotheses Development -- 3. Data and Methodology -- 3.1. Methodology -- 4. Results and Analysis -- 4.1. Short Run Stock Market Effects -- 4.2. Long Run Performance -- 4.2.1. Stock Market Performance -- 4.2.2. Operating Performance -- 4.3. Political Economy of Privatization: Federal (Commonwealth) vs. StateGovernment Privatizations -- 5. Summary and Conclusion -- Appendix 1: Ratios -- References -- PRIVATIZATION, LAND MARKET AND LAND USECONVERSION IN CHINA -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Land Use System -- 3. Land Development Process -- 3.1. Land Sales Application System -- 3.2. Sales of Real Estate -- 3.3. Restrictions on Foreign Buyers -- 4. Land Use Conversion -- 5. Conclusion -- References -- PRIVATIZATION AS A STRATEGY OF RESTRUCTURINGIN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: THE CASE OF TURKEY -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Economical Motivations of Privatization in DevelopingEconomies -- 3. Privatization Experiences in Turkey and World.

3.1. Privatization Applications in the World -- 3.2. Privatization Practices in Turkey -- 4. A SOE-Privatization Coordinated Regulation Approach: TheSecond Best Theorem Based Welfare Model -- 4.1. Privatization as a Means for Regulations -- 4.2. A Welfare Model Based on the Second Best Theory: Eco-democratic Contract Approach -- 5. Result and Suggestions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- GLOBAL PRIVATIZATION IN ENERGY SECTORS:GLOBAL "PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION"± -- Abstract -- I. Introduction -- II. Primitive Accumulation: Continious Form of Accumulation byDisposession -- III. The Size of the Privatization Pie -- IV. "Conquest", "Robbery" and "Force Plays the Greatest Part" -- IV.I "Force Plays the Greatest Part": Conditionalities -- IV.2. Privatization Consultancy Firms -- IV.3. "Conquest" and "Blackmail": International Energy Companies -- V. Conclusion -- References -- WHO SHALL OWN THE GENES OF FARMED FISH? -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Norwegian Case -- Relevance -- Survey of Norwegian Players in Fish Breeding and Farming -- Alternative Biological and Legal Protection Mechanisms and Howto Balance Access Regimes -- Biological Protection Strategies -- Legal Protection Strategies -- Other Protection Methods -- Enforcement -- Conclusion -- References -- QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF PRIVATIZATION -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Level Crossing Analysis -- 2.1. Shuffling Procedure -- 2.2. Surrogating Procedure -- 3. The Strategy to Develop the Market -- 3.1. Activity -- 3.2. Stage of Development -- 3.3. Risk -- 3.4. Investment Horizons -- 4.Application -- 5. Conclusion -- References -- INDEX.