Water Regimes
Beyond the public and private sector debate
Herausgeber: Lorrain, Dominique; Poupeau, Franck
Water Regimes
Beyond the public and private sector debate
Herausgeber: Lorrain, Dominique; Poupeau, Franck
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This book goes beyond the ideology of the public versus private water regime debate, by focusing on the results of these types of initiatives to provide better water services, particularly in urban settings.
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This book goes beyond the ideology of the public versus private water regime debate, by focusing on the results of these types of initiatives to provide better water services, particularly in urban settings.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 228
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9780367227630
- ISBN-10: 0367227630
- Artikelnr.: 56923180
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 228
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9780367227630
- ISBN-10: 0367227630
- Artikelnr.: 56923180
Dominique Lorrain is Director of Research (emeritus) at CNRS, Latts, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, Paris, France. Franck Poupeau is a Director of Research at CNRS and Director of the International Joint Center iGLOBES, based at the University of Arizona, USA.
Introduction: What do the Protagonists of the Water Sector Do? Dominique
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau Part 1: Unorthodox Models and Practices 1. "The
Embedded Actor": A Water Joint-venture in Chongqing Dominique Lorrain 2.
"Delivering More than Water". The Salt River Project: the Invention of an
Adaptive Partnership for Water Management Murielle Coeurdray, Franck
Poupeau, Brian O'Neill and Joan Cortinas Part 2: Questions of Legitimacy:
Private Interventions in a Public Service 3. Legitimacy in the Test of
Time: Operating Water in Buenos Aires Bernard de Gouvello 4. Water in
Paris: Polity and Politics Dominique Lorrain 5. The Partial Privatization
of the Berlin Water Company Thomas Blanchet 6. Corporate Social
Responsibility and Public Service Management in Nagpur Marie-Hélène Zérah
and Cécile Renouard Part 3: When Small Water Systems meet the Large
Technical System 7. A Local Public Service: the Action of Small-scale
Private Water Providers to Supply Peripheral Neighbourhoods in Three
African Cities Sarah Botton and Aymeric Blanc 8. Cooperatives in La Paz and
El Alto: A Complementary System Sébastien Hardy and Franck Poupeau 9. The
Decentralization of Supply in Four Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Rémi de
Bercegol and Shankare Gowda 10. Water Disputes in Soweto. Inequalities,
Social Mobilisations and Recourse to the Law Julie Aubriot Part 4:
Conclusion 11. Lessons drawn from the Practices of Operators Dominique
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau Part 1: Unorthodox Models and Practices 1. "The
Embedded Actor": A Water Joint-venture in Chongqing Dominique Lorrain 2.
"Delivering More than Water". The Salt River Project: the Invention of an
Adaptive Partnership for Water Management Murielle Coeurdray, Franck
Poupeau, Brian O'Neill and Joan Cortinas Part 2: Questions of Legitimacy:
Private Interventions in a Public Service 3. Legitimacy in the Test of
Time: Operating Water in Buenos Aires Bernard de Gouvello 4. Water in
Paris: Polity and Politics Dominique Lorrain 5. The Partial Privatization
of the Berlin Water Company Thomas Blanchet 6. Corporate Social
Responsibility and Public Service Management in Nagpur Marie-Hélène Zérah
and Cécile Renouard Part 3: When Small Water Systems meet the Large
Technical System 7. A Local Public Service: the Action of Small-scale
Private Water Providers to Supply Peripheral Neighbourhoods in Three
African Cities Sarah Botton and Aymeric Blanc 8. Cooperatives in La Paz and
El Alto: A Complementary System Sébastien Hardy and Franck Poupeau 9. The
Decentralization of Supply in Four Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Rémi de
Bercegol and Shankare Gowda 10. Water Disputes in Soweto. Inequalities,
Social Mobilisations and Recourse to the Law Julie Aubriot Part 4:
Conclusion 11. Lessons drawn from the Practices of Operators Dominique
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau
Introduction: What do the Protagonists of the Water Sector Do? Dominique
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau Part 1: Unorthodox Models and Practices 1. "The
Embedded Actor": A Water Joint-venture in Chongqing Dominique Lorrain 2.
"Delivering More than Water". The Salt River Project: the Invention of an
Adaptive Partnership for Water Management Murielle Coeurdray, Franck
Poupeau, Brian O'Neill and Joan Cortinas Part 2: Questions of Legitimacy:
Private Interventions in a Public Service 3. Legitimacy in the Test of
Time: Operating Water in Buenos Aires Bernard de Gouvello 4. Water in
Paris: Polity and Politics Dominique Lorrain 5. The Partial Privatization
of the Berlin Water Company Thomas Blanchet 6. Corporate Social
Responsibility and Public Service Management in Nagpur Marie-Hélène Zérah
and Cécile Renouard Part 3: When Small Water Systems meet the Large
Technical System 7. A Local Public Service: the Action of Small-scale
Private Water Providers to Supply Peripheral Neighbourhoods in Three
African Cities Sarah Botton and Aymeric Blanc 8. Cooperatives in La Paz and
El Alto: A Complementary System Sébastien Hardy and Franck Poupeau 9. The
Decentralization of Supply in Four Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Rémi de
Bercegol and Shankare Gowda 10. Water Disputes in Soweto. Inequalities,
Social Mobilisations and Recourse to the Law Julie Aubriot Part 4:
Conclusion 11. Lessons drawn from the Practices of Operators Dominique
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau Part 1: Unorthodox Models and Practices 1. "The
Embedded Actor": A Water Joint-venture in Chongqing Dominique Lorrain 2.
"Delivering More than Water". The Salt River Project: the Invention of an
Adaptive Partnership for Water Management Murielle Coeurdray, Franck
Poupeau, Brian O'Neill and Joan Cortinas Part 2: Questions of Legitimacy:
Private Interventions in a Public Service 3. Legitimacy in the Test of
Time: Operating Water in Buenos Aires Bernard de Gouvello 4. Water in
Paris: Polity and Politics Dominique Lorrain 5. The Partial Privatization
of the Berlin Water Company Thomas Blanchet 6. Corporate Social
Responsibility and Public Service Management in Nagpur Marie-Hélène Zérah
and Cécile Renouard Part 3: When Small Water Systems meet the Large
Technical System 7. A Local Public Service: the Action of Small-scale
Private Water Providers to Supply Peripheral Neighbourhoods in Three
African Cities Sarah Botton and Aymeric Blanc 8. Cooperatives in La Paz and
El Alto: A Complementary System Sébastien Hardy and Franck Poupeau 9. The
Decentralization of Supply in Four Uttar Pradesh Municipalities Rémi de
Bercegol and Shankare Gowda 10. Water Disputes in Soweto. Inequalities,
Social Mobilisations and Recourse to the Law Julie Aubriot Part 4:
Conclusion 11. Lessons drawn from the Practices of Operators Dominique
Lorrain and Franck Poupeau