Routledge Companion to Public-Private Partnerships

Piet de Vries is Assistant Professor of Accounting and Finance at The University of Twente, the NetherlandsEtienne B. Yehoue is a Senior Financial Economist with the International Monetary Fund, USA

• Part I: General Introduction to Public-Private Partnerships 1. Introduction 2. The Modern Public-Private Demarcation: History of and Trends in PPP Part II: Law and Public-Private Partnerships 3. Legal Framework for Successful Public-Private Partnerships 4. National Institutional Setting, Macroeconomic Stability and Public-Private Partnerships 5. The Institutional Environment for Public-Private Partnerships: The case of Mexico and Brazil Part III: Institutional Economics and Public-Private Partnerships 6. Risk Allocation, Transaction Cost Economics and PPP 7. Incomplete Contracts and Public-Private Partnerships 8. Is Public-Private Partnerships Obsolete? Assessing the Obstacles and Shortcomings of PPP 9. Game Theory and PPP 10. Corruption and Public- Private Partnerships Part IV: Financing and Public-Private Partnerships 11. PPPs and Project Finance Part V: Public Sector Economics and Public-Private Partnerships 12. Risk Allocation Model (RA Model): The Critical Success Factor for Public- Private Partnerships 13. Public Budget Norms and PPP: An anomaly Part VI: Recent Financial Crisis and Public-Private Partnerships 14. Weathering the Financial Crisis: Public-Private Partnerships and the Government Response 15. Financial and Sovereign Debt Crises and PPP Market Structure Part VII: Governance of Public-Private Partnerships 16. Partnerships Arrangements in Public-Private Partnerships: Insights from Irish Road Public-Private Partnerships 17. On the Perception and Management of Legal Risks in Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Part VIII: Accountability, Auditing and Assessment of Public-Private Partnerships 18. Accountability and Accounting for PPPs 19. Accountability and Public-Private Partnership Contracts: Un Mariage de Convenance? 20. Public-Private Partnerships: International Auditing Findings

'An excellent informative and comprehensive resource for academics involved in researching the many public law, finance, accounting, governance and management aspects of global Public-Private Partnerships.'Anne Stafford, Manchester Business School, UK 'The Routledge Companion to Public–Private Partnerships is a superb multi-disciplinary point of reference on the phenomenon of public private partnerships by providing a reflective, authoritative and comprehensive exposition of legal, management and economic aspects of public-private partnerships as an instrument of public sector management and by offering a most valuable contribution to the understanding of current and future regulatory developments. 'Professor Christopher H. Bovis, University of Hull, UK