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| New book on modernisation of the EU public procurement Directives has been published |
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| Written by Carina Risvig Hansen |
| Thursday, 26 July 2012 07:50 |
Recently published book titled "EU Procurement Directives - modernisation, growth & innovation: Discussions on the 2011 Proposals for Public Procurement Directives" Carina Risvig Hansen, Christina D. Tvarnø and Grith Skovgaard Ølykke (eds.), 2012
Description
A number of topics of relevance to the modernisation of the procurement rules were addressed, and many interesting debates took place. This book contains contributions based on some of the presentations given at the conference. The purpose of this book is to contribute to the ongoing debate on the modernisation of the procurement rules by elaborating on the topics discussed at the conference, and we hope the book can be an inspiration for this debate.
Chapter 1. SME s and Public Contracts. An EU Based Perspective Chapter 2. How Should the Relation between Public Procurement Law and Competition Law Be Addressed in the New Directive? Chapter 3. The Contracting Authority as Purchaser and Regulator: Should the Procurement Rules Regulate what we Buy? Chapter 4. Are the Procurement Rules a Barrier for Cross-border Trade within the European Market? A view on proposals to lower that barrier and spur growth Chapter 5. Flexible procedures or ban on negotiations? Will more negotiation limit the access to the procurement market? Chapter 6. Beyond EU Law: the New "Public House" Chapter 7. International Organisations Chapter 8. Why the EU Public Procurement Law should contain Rules that allow Negotiation for Public Private Partnerships Chapter 9. Competitive Dialogue: Should Rules be Fine-tuned to Facilitate Innovation? Chapter 10. Defining a Service Concession Contract Will the Proposed New Definition of Service Concession Contracts Increase Legal Certainty in the Field of Concessions? Chapter 11. The Public Procurement Rules and Innovation Chapter 12. Can Secondary Considerations in Procurement Contracts be a Tool for Increasing Innovative Solutions? List of cases For more informatio please visit: http://djoef-forlag.dk/vare/8757428522
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