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Nature and dynamics of conflicts over privatization of potable water.

By: Anjum, Tanvir [Author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Colombo : Regional Centre for Strategic Studies, 2002Description: iii, 104 pISBN: 9558051268 ; 9789558051269Subject(s): Drinking water -- Economic aspects -- Pakistan | Water utilities -- Deregulation -- Pakistan | Pakistan | Drinking water -- Economic aspectsDDC classification: 333.91

Contents:

Introduction. Privatization:A Critical Appraisal. Privatization in Pakistan:An Overview. Conflict Resulting from privatization of water. Nature and Dynamics of Conflict Resulting from Privatization of Potable Water: A Case Study of Karachi. Conclusion and Recommendations Bibliography.

Summary: Study with reference to Pakistan.

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Includes index.

Introduction.
Privatization:A Critical Appraisal.
Privatization in Pakistan:An Overview.
Conflict Resulting from privatization of water.
Nature and Dynamics of Conflict Resulting from Privatization of Potable Water: A Case Study of Karachi.
Conclusion and Recommendations Bibliography.

Study with reference to Pakistan.

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