Soundings a journal of politics and culture |
The
public sector, in its organisation and definition, is an expression of
a particular social settlement, which, in the UK, is currently being reconstituted.
Choices are now being made which will influence both public and private
sectors - and their intimate relationship with each other - well into
the next century. This issue examines the nature of such choices, and
takes a comparative look at other societies in transition.
Contributors and Contents:
Michael Rustin The Clintonisation of Labour
Michael Kenny Politics and Civil Society in the Wake of the New
Right
Anne Phillips Socialism and Sexual Equality
Paul Hirst and Grahame Thompson Globalisation
Liudmila Vasileva (interviewed by Richard Minns) Pictures at an
Exhibition
Richard Levins When Science Fails Us
Gail Lewis Welfare Settlements
and Racialising Practices
Francie Lund Public Service
in the New South Africa
Maureen Macintosh and Pam Smith
An NHS Notebook
Loretta Loach Cancer Ward
John Clarke Aliens in the NHS
Jane Falkingham and Paul Johnson
Public Pensions and the Private Sector
Will Hutton, Charlie King and Anne Simpson (discussion) Reforming
the Pension Funds;
Candy Stokes talking to Brigid Benson: Ethics in the Investment
Market
Anne Showstack Sassoon Transitions in the Voluntary Sector
Sarabajaya Kumar and Ann Hudock NGO Accountability in the North
and South
Carlo Borzaga Stakeholder Co-operatives in European Welfare
John Stewart Thinking Collectively
in the Public Domain
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