Spanish healthcare public private partnerships: The ‘Alzira model’

Acerete, Basilio; Stafford, Anne; Stapleton, Pamela

doi:10.1016/j.cpa.2011.06.004

Cited by 82 publications

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“…Since the 1980s, the implementation of new public management paradigms, performance management (Manville and Broad 2013) (Aalbers at al. 2015;Ashton et al 2014;Acerete, et al 2011;O'Neill 2013), where the equity politics and knowledge of financialization are redeveloped to create new financial innovations through bricolage (Engelen et al 2010).…”

Section: Third Sector: From Equity Markets To Non-marketsmentioning

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Financialization and the third sector: Innovation in social housing bond markets

Wainwright

Manville

2016

Environ Plan A

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The recent global financial crisis has seen investors turn away from real-estate bonds, given their role in distributing risk during the crisis. However, since 2009, a new type of real-estate bond market has grown in London, enabling social housing groups to issue bonds. This could be viewed as further evidence of the extension of financialization practices into new spaces, beyond those of traditional capital markets and associated intermediaries. In this paper, we examine how financialization has begun to permeate the third sector, reordering the priority of housing associations' values, displacing social value creation with the economic. We highlight how reduced state funding has led social housing providers to become more reliant on capital market intermediaries, and explore how locally orientated social housing associations have become embedded within wider financial networks. While policy makers have viewed financial markets as a panacea to fund social housing developments in an age of austerity, tensions have emerged, requiring localized social housing organizations to become more commercial in their activities, jeopardizing their ability to protect vulnerable communities through social value creation.

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Section: Third Sector: From Equity Markets To Non-marketsmentioning

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Financialization and the third sector: Innovation in social housing bond markets

Wainwright

Manville

2016

Environ Plan A

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“…Su uso se ha ido extendiendo de manera paulatina, y a inicios del 2014 los proyectos de APP en salud sumaban poco más de 290 en el mundo, comprometiendo un capital de más de US$75.000 millones. 1 . De este universo de proyectos, el 67% de las adjudicaciones se concentra en el Reino Unido, Canadá, Australia y España, países en los cuales se han llevado a cabo la mayor parte de las evaluaciones y estudios disponibles, citados en este documento.…”

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Menos cuentos, más evidencia: Asociaciones público-privadas en la literatura científica: Nota 3 de la serie de notas técnicas sobre asociaciones público-privadas en el sector de la salud en América Latina

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“…Naturally such major changes have been accompanied by a lively ideological debate concerning their purported benefits, a topic which has persisted in CPA ever since the mid-1990s. Commentators have considered, for instance, the ambiguous or inimical impacts of privatization (Conrad, 2005;Morales, Gendron & Guénin-Paracini, 2014), the adoption of private sector accounting methods (Townley, 1996;Ogden & Anderson, 1999;Mellett, 2002;Carnegie & West, 2005;Ezzamel et al, 2014), the Private Finance Initiative (Shaoul, 2005;Benito, Montesinos & Bastida, 2008) and public-private partnerships (Acerete, Stafford & Stapleton, 2011). Others have highlighted the role of accounting/accountants in the commercialization of public services (Arnold & Cooper, 1999;Caramanis, 1999;Lawrence, 1999).…”

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“…Parker, 2011 Acerete et al, 2011Muniesa & Linhardt, 2011Toms et al, 2011Becker et al, 2014Beverungen et al, 2014Ferri & Zan, 2014Hyndman et al, 2014Ezzamel et al, 2014Morales et al, 2014 41…”

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A case study of critique: Critical perspectives on critical accounting

Dillard

Vinnari

2017

Critical Perspectives on Accounting

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As accounting academics, we have a responsibility to act in the public interest as conscience, critic and counselor of society regarding economic, social and environmental justice. In fulfilling this responsibility, we are concerned with how accounting, accountants, and accountability regimes can facilitate democracy by serving the needs of pluralistic communities, giving particular attention to the various underserved constituencies. Informed by Flyvbjerg's (2001) notion of phronetic social science research that matters, we reviewed 353 articles published in Critical Perspectives on Accounting from 1990 to 2014 identifying the focal constituency(s), the injustice(s) addressed, the groups or institutions responsible for the injustice as well as the proposals for social and political praxis outlined in the studies. Our review indicates that generally the studies identify a somewhat focused, though salient and appropriate, set of economic, social and/or environmental injustices experienced by various constituencies, and to some extent, the studies consider the context and conditions that perpetuate the inequality and injustices. However, as the field matures, there is a need for more robust development of the social and political implications of critical accounting research and for articulating the ideas and implications as action programs. Further, our review suggests that several relevant constituencies such as non-human animals, children, future generations, developing nations, and gender and sex/uality minorities have received little or no attention in the current literature.

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Spanish healthcare public private partnerships: The ‘Alzira model’

Cited by 82 publications

References 28 publications

Financialization and the third sector: Innovation in social housing bond markets

Financialization and the third sector: Innovation in social housing bond markets

Menos cuentos, más evidencia: Asociaciones público-privadas en la literatura científica: Nota 3 de la serie de notas técnicas sobre asociaciones público-privadas en el sector de la salud en América Latina

A case study of critique: Critical perspectives on critical accounting

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