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1 Bakker (Citation2007, p. 103) notes that discussions of neoliberalism frequently conflate these, usefully distinguishing privatization (a change of ownership from the public to the private sector), commodification (the creation of an economic good that can ‘be sold at a price determined through market exchanges’) and commercialization (changes in resource management according to commercial principles and objectives).
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