Public-private partnerships on Pacific coasts / by Grahovac, Borislav

Table of Contents: “…Preface -- Introduction -- Three dimensions of company of the public interest -- The concept of public company -- Characteristics -- Significance -- A brief historical review of public companies -- Historical review -- Types and approaches of public enterprises -- Types and approaches of public enterprises in the world -- Developed countries -- Types of public enterprises in developing countries -- Former socialist states or states in transition -- Public-private partnerships : legal and financial aspects -- Public-private partnerships -- Models of public-private partnerships -- Concessions -- Legal finance models in greenfield projects : BOT, BOOT, BTO, BOO, BBO and AOO -- Short-term and mid-term models of public-private partnerships : CC, SC, O & M, MC, LC and LDO -- Protection mechanisms of the public interest in public -- private partnership -- Protection mechanisms of the public interest in public : private partnership -- Protection mechanisms of public interest in the process of contracting PPP -- Public enterprises in developed countries -- Canada -- United States -- Japan -- Public enterprises in developing countries -- South Korea -- Public enterprises in former socialist countries -- China -- Major public energy and communications enterprises in developed countries -- Canada -- United States -- Japan -- Major public energy and communications enterprises in developing countries -- Latin America -- Major public energy and communications in transitional, former socialist states -- Comparative analysis -- Similarities and differences of public companies -- Concessions as a modern financial method of building infrastructure -- Similarities and differences : public energy and communications companies in comparative law -- Privatization of public enterprises -- Public sector reform -- The reasons for the privatization of public enterprises -- Techniques of privatization -- After privatization -- Public-private partnerships and economic crisis -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.…”

Public-private partnerships on Pacific coasts /

Table of Contents: “…Preface -- Introduction -- Three dimensions of company of the public interest -- The concept of public company -- Characteristics -- Significance -- A brief historical review of public companies -- Historical review -- Types and approaches of public enterprises -- Types and approaches of public enterprises in the world -- Developed countries -- Types of public enterprises in developing countries -- Former socialist states or states in transition -- Public-private partnerships : legal and financial aspects -- Public-private partnerships -- Models of public-private partnerships -- Concessions -- Legal finance models in greenfield projects : BOT, BOOT, BTO, BOO, BBO and AOO -- Short-term and mid-term models of public-private partnerships : CC, SC, O & M, MC, LC and LDO -- Protection mechanisms of the public interest in public -- private partnership -- Protection mechanisms of the public interest in public : private partnership -- Protection mechanisms of public interest in the process of contracting PPP -- Public enterprises in developed countries -- Canada -- United States -- Japan -- Public enterprises in developing countries -- South Korea -- Public enterprises in former socialist countries -- China -- Major public energy and communications enterprises in developed countries -- Canada -- United States -- Japan -- Major public energy and communications enterprises in developing countries -- Latin America -- Major public energy and communications in transitional, former socialist states -- Comparative analysis -- Similarities and differences of public companies -- Concessions as a modern financial method of building infrastructure -- Similarities and differences : public energy and communications companies in comparative law -- Privatization of public enterprises -- Public sector reform -- The reasons for the privatization of public enterprises -- Techniques of privatization -- After privatization -- Public-private partnerships and economic crisis -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.…”
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