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Access to water in the slums of sub-Saharan Africa

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A political economy of privatization contracts : the case of water and sanitation in Ghana and Argentina

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A critical assessment of the incomplete contracts theory for private participation in public services : the case of the water sector in Ghana

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Access to water in the slums of the developing world

Dagdeviren, Hulya - 2009

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Waiting for miracles : the commercialization of urban water services in Zambia

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Political economy of contractual disputes in private water and sanitation : lessons from Argentina

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