EPPPL 1/2023 (Vol. 18)

Editorial

Christopher Bovis

Seite 1 - 5

How Will the Adoption of Mandatory GPP Criteria Change the Game? open-access

Lessons from the Italian Experience

Aura Iurascu

Seite 6 - 16

Preventing and Fighting Corruption on Public Procurement in Portugal:

Where There's Life, There's Hope…

Ricardo Pedro

Seite 17 - 26

Discretionary Exclusion Grounds in Directive 2014/24/EU:

A Missed Opportunity for Socially Responsible Public Procurement?

Marko Turudić, Melko Dragojević

Seite 27 - 39

Public-Private Partnerships with No Contractual Base Case:

Adjusting for the Impacts of Covid-19

António Martins

Seite 40 - 49

Climate Change Considerations in Public Procurement and Concessions in Bulgaria (Part I)

Neli Garbuzanova, Yoana Blyahova

Seite 50 - 64

INTERNATIONAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY ∙ Policies to Stimulate Industrial Innovation by Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: free

Lessons Learned from the Public Procurement of Innovation during Emergencies

Andrea S Patrucco, Ana-Maria Dimand, Désirée U Klingler

Seite 65 - 76

INTERNATIONAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY ∙ A Working Definition of ‘Barriers’ to Small Business in Public Procurement:

From Fair Treatment of Suppliers to Fair Share of the Market

Jamie Thomas

Seite 77 - 83

Slovenia ∙ The SOS PROTEUS Information Centre in the City of Kranj: A Public-Private Equity Partnership

Seite 84 - 86

Switzerland ∙ The Revised Swiss Public Procurement Law: More Quality and Sustainability

Marc Steiner, Désirée Klingler

Seite 87 - 93