Private Abuse of the Public Interest

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Lawrence D. Brown in his compelling book, Private Abuse of the Public Interest, published by The University of Chicago Press in 2008. Spanning 160 pages, this engaging work delves into the paradox of government expansion under the guise of reducing its size. Brown examines how the initiatives to privatize social services and streamline public welfare often lead to unintended consequences, compelling legislators to implement new regulations. This critical analysis sheds light on the intricate relationship between public administration and the private sector in the United States. Ideal for readers interested in economic policy and public-private cooperation, this book offers a fresh perspective on the complexities of government spending and social service contracting. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore these vital issues in contemporary governance.