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Foundations of Public Contracts

A Comparative View

Inbunden, Engelska, 2022

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Foundations of Public Contracts undertakes an in-depth survey of the foundations of public contracts in three legal systems: American, French, and Brazilian. The comparison of these three systems highlights the legal phenomenon's historical, philosophical, and social origins.The book transcends the functional commonalities to penetrate into how American, French, and Brazilian lawyers think about the essence of government contracts law, the phenomenon of exceptionalism: preferential treatment that public procurement law provides to the state in its contractual dealing with private entities.Comparative public law professors and students will find great value in this exploration of the material sources of public contracts, an area that has heretofore received little attention in legal academia.

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Utgivningsdatum2022-05-06
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieStudies in Comparative Law and Legal Culture series
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781800880917

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Contents: 1. A comparative public law approach: setting the tone 2. Black letter rules and formal sources: an overview of exceptionalism 3. Public contracts’ mentalités and ideologies 4. The public law–private law dichotomy in the context of public contracts 5. Liability for sovereign acts: an overview 6. State responsibility in American public contract law 7. France and la responsabilité sans faute 8. Brazil: fato do Príncipe and teoria da Imprevisão 9. Termination for convenience of the government Conclusion to Foundations of Public Contracts References Index

‘I heartily recommend Jose Giacomuzzi’s compelling study, Foundations of Public Contracts. Professor Giacomuzzi has produced a penetrating work comparing the systems of public contract law in three nations: France, Brazil and the United States. He offers striking insights into the dynamics and foundations of these systems, and demonstrates the power of comparative law. He explores with discernment how the three states accomplish common state ends with differing tools. Bravo!’