1: Unravelling the Ps in public?private partnerships for development 2: Tracing the travels of a development model: Public?private partnerships and Ethiopia’s selective learning 3: The ‘private’ in Ethiopia’s public?private partnerships: A history of the present 4: In search of alternative development funding: Public?private partnerships in between technocratic restraint and political urgency 5: Theorising points of convergence and divergence: Perspectives on public?private partnerships (PPPs) and other types of public?private collaborations (PPCs) in Ethiopia 6: The virus is good to think with: Reimagining public?private partnerships in Ethiopia and beyond 7: From synergy to subsidy: The cultural problem of public-private partnerships in international development 8: Industrialisation and industrial development policies in Ethiopia: The unfinished search for alternatives 9: Productive boundaries: The public?private divide in Ethiopia’s Special Economic Zones 10: Conclusion: Public-Private Relations in the Wild