Les leçons des privatisation britanniques ou les dilemmes de l'État libéral
By: Wright, Vincent
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, janv./mars 1992Revue Française D'Administration Publique 61, p. 127-134Abstract: Four main strategies have been mobilized by the Conservatives to reduce and define the role of the state in the economy: greater autonomy, deregulation, marketisation, and privatization. This global policy to redefine the boundary between state and market conceals some contradictions. The British state has certainly altered its relations with the market economy, but in a very complex fashion: withdrawal and distancing in some sector, more indirect interventionism in a few sectors, and more thorough in others
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Four main strategies have been mobilized by the Conservatives to reduce and define the role of the state in the economy: greater autonomy, deregulation, marketisation, and privatization. This global policy to redefine the boundary between state and market conceals some contradictions. The British state has certainly altered its relations with the market economy, but in a very complex fashion: withdrawal and distancing in some sector, more indirect interventionism in a few sectors, and more thorough in others
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