The last frontier: GATS

Maude Barlow

Review of African Political Economy, 2001, vol. 28, issue 87, 112-119

Abstract: A global agreement currently being negotiated will allow corporations to take over the world's public services ‐whether people want it or not. If implemented, it will spell the end of the public sector.

Date: 2001
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