Can privatization be used to supplant bad governments? Do private firms maximize profits at the expense of socially-oriented service attributes? Rather than proposing single solutions to complex social problems, Lazzarini offers a candid analysis of public and private organizations, their merits and flaws, and the conditions that make them work.
Can privatization be used to supplant bad governments? Do private firms maximize profits at the expense of socially-oriented service attributes? Rather than proposing single solutions to complex social problems, Lazzarini offers a candid analysis of public and private organizations, their merits and flaws, and the conditions that make them work.
Sergio G. Lazzarini is the Chafi Haddad Professor of Management at Insper in Brazil, and the founder and director of Insper Metricis, a center dedicated to the study of impact management and measurement. His research has received several prizes including the Glueck Best Paper Award of the Strategic Management Division of the Academy of Management (2003), Best Presentation Prize of the Strategic Management Society Special Conference in Rio (2011), Best Paper Award of the Strategy Division (Cooperative Strategy Track) of the Academy of Management (2020), and the Jabuti Prize for the book Capitalism of Ties (2010). He has been a consultant to several firms and organizations such as OECD, IDB, and the World Bank.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Public or private? The conceptual foundations 2. The effectiveness-inclusion framework 3. Public, private, and their variations: A comparative analysis 4. Privatization needs capable governments 5. Completing the contracts: Paying for social outcomes 6. Private investors in the public interest? 7. Public promotion of private capabilities 8. A roadmap to privatization (and its alternatives).
1. Public or private? The conceptual foundations 2. The effectiveness-inclusion framework 3. Public, private, and their variations: A comparative analysis 4. Privatization needs capable governments 5. Completing the contracts: Paying for social outcomes 6. Private investors in the public interest? 7. Public promotion of private capabilities 8. A roadmap to privatization (and its alternatives).
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