Occasional Papers
 Type: Occasional Paper
Author(s):
Ronnie D. Lipschutz & Sarah T. Romano Publication Date:
2012 Public capital accumulating in Public Pension Funds and Sovereign Wealth Funds worldwide could be used toward closing the global basic services gap. Instead of investing heavily in the private sector, such funds could take the long view and inject money into public service provision, thereby avoiding the politically controversial and contradictory practice of using public sector funds to support privatization. |
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 Kevin Kelly and Pumla Ntlabati, 2007 |
 Farhaad Haffejee, Mickey Chopra and David Sanders, 2007 |
 Leslie Swartz, Alison Breen, Alan Flisher, John Joska, Joanne Corrigall, Lindelwa Plaatjies and David A McDonald, 2006 |
 Scott Sinclair, 2006 |
 David Hemson with Bongi Dube, Thami Mbele, Remigius Nnadozie and Dumisani Ngcobo, 2006 |
 David Hall, Jane Lethbridge and Emanuele Lobina, 2005 |
 Industrial Health Research Group and the South African Municipal Workers Union, 2005 |
 David A McDonald and Laïla Smith, 2002 |
 Patrick Bond, 2002 |
 Hameda Deedat, John Pape and Msokoli Qotole, 2001 |
 Maj Fiil-Flynn with the Soweto Electricity Crisis Committee, 2001 |
 Msokoli Qotole, Mthetho Xali and Franco Barchiesi, 2001 |
 Alex Loftus and David A. McDonald, 2001 |
 John Pape, 2001 |