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Soft-cover African edition of "Public Procurement Regulation in Africa" (Geo Quinot and Sue Arrowsmith, eds.)

Written by Geo Quinot
Friday, 17 May 2013 14:51
The book "Public Procurement Regulation in Africa", published by Cambridge University Press and edited by Geo Quinot and Sue Arrowsmith, has now also been published in a soft-cover African edition that is available from CUP's African offices. For more information and to order, please click here.
Last Updated on Friday, 17 May 2013 15:04

New title: "Public eProcurement", edited by C. Glock and M. Broens

Written by Admin -
Monday, 29 April 2013 16:49
New title: "Public eProcurement", edited by C. Glock and M. Broens This volume aims to provide decision-makers in public administration with an overview of the topic of electronic purchasing and support decisions about the implementation and operation of electronic purchasing solutions. Thus, besides organizational aspects of e-shopping, the technical foundations of electronic procurement solutions, as well as important legal issues, are handled. Examples of administrative practice are provided in order to show how electronic purchasing solutions have been successfully implemented. For the table of contents, please click here (available in German only). For more information on the book, please go to http://www.bg-wissenschaftsverlag.de/public-eprocurement.html
Last Updated on Monday, 29 April 2013 16:50

Just out: PPLR, Issue 3, 2013 with articles on the evolution of EU law's approach to "green" public procurement (Kunzlik) and the electronic government procurement reform in Korea (Choi and Kim)

Written by Paula Bordalo Faustino
Monday, 29 April 2013 16:34
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW REVIEW, ISSUE 3, 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS: Articles - From suspect practice to market-based instrument: policy alignment and the evolution of EU law's approach to "green" public procurement (Professor Peter Kunzlik) - Electronic government procurement reform: managing institutional reform - lessons from the Korean model (Jae-Young Choi and Hyunseok Kim) News and Analysis - China - waiting for Leviathan: a note on Modern Wo-er Trading Co Ltd v Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China - EU: Forposta SA, ABC Direct Contact sp. z o.o. v Poczta Polska SA (C-465/11) - exclusion on the grounds of grave professional misconduct - EU - clarification of permissible public cooperation and pecuniary interest: Azienda Sanitaria Locale di Lecce, Universita del Salento v Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Lecce (C-159/11) - United Kingdom: R. (on the application of RB) v Devon County Council and Devon Primary Care Trust - United Kingdom - reminder that contracting authorities can switch to an in-house "Plan B" solution if it represents value for money and is done in good faith: Montpellier Estates Ltd v Leeds City Council - United Kingdom - procurement and competition law: the case of William Clinton trading as Oriel Training Services v Department for Employment and Learning and Department of Finance and Personnel - United Kingdom - undertaking in damages when lifting a suspension: the case of Lowry Brothers Ltd v Northern Ireland Water Limited - United Kingdom: Procurement Policy Note - Taking Account of Bidders' Past Performance and related Strategic Supplier Risk Management Policy - United Kingdom - Cabinet Office provides advice to contracting authorities: Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 - Ireland - the dividing line between a contract and an administrative scheme of a non-contractual nature, and the issue of standing under the EU procurement rules: the case of Student Transport Scheme Ltd (Applicant) v Minister for Education and Skills (Respondent) (and by order of the court) Bus Eireann (Notice Party)
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 April 2013 17:08

New looseleaf book "LACAP - Local Authority Companies and Partnerships" by Rob Hann (author & editor)

Written by Admin -

Tuesday, 02 April 2013 14:12

New looseleaf book "LACAP - Local Authority Companies and Partnerships" by Rob Hann (author & editor)

This publication includes a substantial section on procurement (4 chapters), as well as dealing with joint ventures, teckal companies and other relevant EU topics. Several major law firms now contribute to the title.

More details can be found at www.lacaponline.com

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