Privatization
Policies, Developments & Challenges
Amelia Hansen (Redaktør)
Chapter One discusses the elements that caused the latest and current problems in the European economies and also, the imposed
privatisation (expropriation of the public wealth), as the remedy. This crisis started from the US and consequently, it was expanded to all economies of the world due to the systemic risk that globalisation
has induced to the developed and dependent nations. Les mer
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Chapter One discusses the elements that caused the latest and current problems in the European economies and also, the imposed
privatisation (expropriation of the public wealth), as the remedy. This crisis started from the US and consequently, it was
expanded to all economies of the world due to the systemic risk that globalisation has induced to the developed and dependent
nations. Thus, this European debt crisis is a crisis of capitalism. Chapter Two analyses different factors that may explain
the changes in firms' performance after privatisation in Europe. The final chapter explores how the American-based agro-industrial
company Herakles Farm has thoroughly disregarded state and international laws and codes of conduct in the setting up of its
contentious oil palm plantation that is largely located in-between protected areas in the ever-green forest of Southwest Cameroon.