Public and private discrimination is essential to our moral and political vocabulary as it continues to build our social and legal practices. The public and private sectors offer a multidisciplinary view of this distinction, which has been the focus of controversial debate in recent years.

The focus of the discussion was to determine the acceptable boundaries between the public and private sectors in the economic, social and cultural fields. What is the nature and scope of citizenship? What are the implications of new reproductive technologies? What is the fate of State sovereignty in a globalized global economy? At first glance, these questions may seem irrelevant, yet they raise all the underlying and serious concerns regarding the appropriate scope and boundaries between the public and the private. The public and private sectors will stimulate the current debate with its original approach and provide a valuable resource for all of them concerned with the role that the public and private sectors play in structuring our societies..