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The politics of utility reform: a case study of the Ugandan water sector

The global pursuit of neoliberalist reforms has been a markedly political process resulting in a variety of outcomes. Using the case of the Ugandan water sector, the authors demonstrate that this political process is most pronounced when reforms lead to organizational changes and is less evident when private institutions are introduced.