6. Privatization as a Constitutional- and Constitutionally Fraught-Project

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction 1
4. PART I. Pax Administrativa’s Rise: Modern Public Administration and the Administrative Separation of Powers
5. 1. Historic Privatization and the Premodern Administrative State 23
6. 2. The Rise and Reign of Pax Administrativa 39
7. 3. The Constitutional and Normative Underpinnings of the Twentieth-Century Administrative State 51
8. PART II. The Privatization Revolution: Privatization, Businesslike Government, and the Collapsing of the Administrative Separation of Powers
9. 4. The Beginning of the End: Disenchantment with Pax Administrativa and the Pivot to Privatization 82
10. 5. The Mainstreaming of Privatization: An Agenda for All Seasons and All Responsibilities 99
11. 6. Privatization as a Constitutional- and Constitutionally Fraught-Project 119
12. PART III. Establishing A Second Pax Administrativa
13. 7. The Separations of Powers in the Twenty-First Century 145
14. 8. Recalibrating the Relationship between and among the Constitutional and Administrative Rivals 167
15. 9. Judicial Custodialism 179
16. 10. Legislative Custodialism 202
17. Epilogue 231
18. Notes 235
19. Acknowledgements 299
20. Index 301