EPPPL 2/2016 (Vol. 11)

Quality Statement: Blind Peer Review and Originality

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EDITORIAL

Professor Christopher H. Bovis FRSA

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The Principle of Effectiveness in Lithuanian Public Procurement Law: This Way or No Way

Deividas Soloveičik

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The Principles of Transparency and Anti-Bribery in Public Procurement: A Slow Engagement with the Letter and Spirit of the EU Public Procurement Directives

Chryssoula P. Moukiou

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A Modern Approach for Procuring Research and Innovation: The Pre-Commercial Public Procurement

Fabrizio Clermont, Francesco Fionda

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Innovations for the Water Service in England and Wales after the Reform of 2014 and Profiles of Comparison with Other European Systems

Sandra Antoniazzi

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PPP Contracts: Amendments to PPP Projects Based on Experience in Flanders

Steven Van Garsse, Erik Van den Broek, Jeroen Buyck

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Public Procurement Remedies within the Realms of the Laws of Malta

Joseph Calleja

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The Conceptualisation of a Build – Operate – Transfer (BOT) Project

Demetris Savvides

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Slovenia ∙ The New Slovenian Public Procurement Act (ZJN-3)

Petra Ferk

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Germany ∙ Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in Germany – Current Developments

Marcel Ruhlmann

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Ukraine ∙ Government is Struggling to Streamline PPPs through Better Legislation: Many Issues Remain to Be Solved

Oleksii Soloviov

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Intensive Workshop: Fraud, Corruption and Collusion in Public Procurement, 6-7 June 2016 in Berlin

Branislav Hock

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Recent Judgments or Orders Rendered by the Court of Justice of the European Union | Case Summary 2015-2016

Case Summary 2015-2016

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Recent Judgments or Orders Rendered by the General Court of the European Union | Case Summary 2015-2016

Case Summary 2015-2016

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