How to spot — and stop — privatization (of prisons, water, schools, etc.) before it happens

Donald Cohen
2 min readJul 31, 2019

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Donald Cohen

Exec Director of In the Public Interest, a non profit promoting the democratic control of public assets and services. inthepublicinterest.org