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Brutal Battle Behind Scenes Over School
Contracting
By Daniel Weintraub in the Sacramento Bee, April 22, 2003. -
Spending $16 Million to Save $5 Million: Closing California's Five
Privately Owned Prisons is Nonsense. (Apr. '02)
By Doug Kindrick -
Bush's Budget and Performance-Based Contracting. (Feb. 02)
By Adrian Moore -
Improving Government Performance Through Competitive Contracting.
(Feb. 02)
By Ronald D. Utt - Prop. 35 Didn't End Feud Over Contracting Out Highway Design Work
(July '01)
By Dan Walters - Proposition 35 Accelerates Transportation Project Delivery and Saves Taxpayer
Dollars (Sept. '00)
By Todd Nicholson - Project
Labor Agreements: Good or Bad? (Sept. '00)
By Robert L. Balgenorth and Eric Christen - Riverside County Libraries Shelve Old Ways
County is first in nation to hire private firm to manage system
(Sept. '99)
By Samuel Autman - Fairway Practices: Privatizing Golf Courses, Part
II (July '98)
By Lisa Snell - Privatization: Viable Solution to California's
Prison Crisis (July '98)
By David Myers - Continuing Conflict over Public Monopolies (July '98)
By Carol Evans - Fairway Practices: Privatizing Golf Courses, Part
I (June '98)
By Lisa Snell - Prop. 224: Damaging Everyone (Apr. '98)
By Larry McCarthy - Little Hoover Commission Reforms: Getting More
for the Correctional Dollar
(Apr. '98)
By Charles G. Bakaly, Jr. - Union Initiative Sets Sights on Privatization (Sept. '97)
By William Eggers and Adrian Moore - Competition and Privatization Strategies to Reduce Government Costs (July '97)