EPPPL 3/2021 (Vol. 16)

Editorial

Christopher Bovis

Seite 177 - 180

Self-Cleaning in EU Public Procurement Law and Its Transposition into Polish Law

Aldona Kowalczyk, Aleksandra Sołtysińska

Seite 181 - 192

Is Zero a Public Procurement Number?

Abnormally Low Tenders in Light of a European Court of Justice Case

Mario Rašić

Seite 193 - 204

Public Procurement, Culture and Mozzarella: ‘Que Dici?’

Sarah Schoenmaekers

Seite 205 - 219

A Glance into Smart Cities and the Procurement of AI Based Solutions

Ana Lucia Jaramillo, Katerina Nikolaidou

Seite 220 - 228

Will FinTech Cause a Reconsideration of the Administrative and International Law Governing Public Procurement?

Bryane Michael

Seite 229 - 239

The High Stakes of Transparency and Equal Treatment in (Belgian) Public Contracts:

The (Un)Certain Faith of Contracts Awarded Without Competition

Veerle Pissierssens, Gauthier van Thuyne

Seite 240 - 245

Croatia ∙ Upcoming Amendments to the Croatian Public Procurement Act

Marko Turudić

Seite 246 - 249

Italy ∙ Brief Overview on Latest Intervention on Italian Public Procurement Discipline Aimed at Hindering the COVID-19 Economic Crisis

Luca Pardi

Seite 250 - 251

The Netherlands ∙ Strengthening Remedies for Tenderers

Paul Heijnsbroek

Seite 252 - 254

Slovenia ∙ Implementing Electromobility in Slovenia Under a PPP Approach – A Case Study

Petra Ferk, Boštjan Ferk

Seite 255 - 259

Iraq ∙ Conflicts, Protests and Bad Management: Is There a Way Out for Iraq’s Public Procurement Problems?

Malik Al Jabori

Seite 260 - 263