Research Handbook on EU Public Procurement Law

Edited by the late Christopher H. Bovis, formerly FRSA Professor of International Business Law, Faculty of Business Law and Politics, University of Hull, UK

• Contents:PrefaceIntroductionPART I A THEMATIC APPROACH TO PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REGULATION1. The Principles of Public Procurement Regulation Christopher Bovis2. Public Procurement and Contracting Authorities Charles Clarke3. Public Contracts in Public Procurement Regulation Christopher Bovis4. Public Procurement and Frameworks Richard Canavan5. Public Procurement and Award Criteria Roberto Caranta6. Sub-dimensional Public Procurement in the European UnionDacian C. DragosPART II STRATEGIC PROCUREMENT7. Innovative and Sustainable Procurement: Framework, Constraints and Policies Oana S. Pantilimon Voda8. Innovative Public-Private Partnership Marta Andrecka9. Strategic EU Public Procurement and Small and Medium Size Enterprises Spyros Panagopoulos10. Public Procurement and Services of General Economic InterestSarah SchoenmaekersPART III JUSTICIABILITY IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT11. Judicial Activism and Public Procurement Christopher Bovis12. The Remedies Directive in Public ProcurementEmanuela Matei13. The Role of European Court of Justice in Public Procurement Kristian Pedersen and Erik OlssonPART IV PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND COMPETITION.14. Public Procurement and Competition: Some Challenges Arising from Recent Developments in EU Public Procurement Law Albert Sanchez Graeus15. Public Procurement and State Aid Mihalis Kekelekis and Kine Neslein16. EU Public Procurement and Probity Tünde TátraiPART V PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICES17. The New EU Defence Procurement RegimeMartin Trybus 18. Public Service Partnerships Christopher Bovis19. Concessions and Public ProcurementSteven van GarseeIndex

'Written by leading experts in the field of procurement, this Research Handbook is a gold mine of analysis and guidance, which will be an essential tool for everyone who wishes to deepen their understanding of procurement law: an unmissable Guide, Philosopher, and Friend for research in the field. It is a most welcome addition to Edward Elgar's series.'