The Rise and Fall of State-Owned Enterprise in the Western World

Preface; Part I. Setting the Stage: 1. The rise and fall of public enterprise: the framework Pier Angelo Toninelli; 2. The decline of state-owned enterprise and the new foundations of the state-industry relationship Nicola Bellini; 3. The performance of state-owned enterprises Yair Aharoni; 4. The role of the state in economic growth Erik S. Reinert; Part II. National Cases: 5. The rise and fall of state-owned enterprise in Germany Ulrich Wengenroth; 6. Beyond state or market: Italy's futile search for a third way Franco Amatori; 7. State enterprise in Britain in the twentieth century Robert Millward; 8. The rise and decline of state-owned industry in twentieth-century France Emmanuel Chadeau; 9. The rise and decline of Spanish state-owned firms Albert Carreras, Xavier Tafunell and Eugenio Torres; 10. Fifty years of state-owned industry in Austria, 1946–96 Dieter Stiefel; 11. State-owned enterprises in the Netherlands in the long twentieth century M. Davids and Jan L. van Zanden; 12. State-owned enterprises in a hostile environment Louis Galambos; Conclusion: Schumpeter revisited Louis Galambos and William Baumol.