The aim of the book is to identify, clarify and discuss potential legal challenges resulting from the EU procurement law when awarding a PPP contract as well as to analyse whether a deregulation of the PPP's award framework could potentially resolve these legal challenges. The book comprises four parts: PART I is divided into two chapters. Chapter 1 sets out the purpose and relevance of the book, delimitations, sources of law and methodology. Chapter two provides the background to the Public-Private Partnership concept and public procurement law. PART II identifies and examines the potential...
The aim of the book is to identify, clarify and discuss potential legal challenges resulting from the EU procurement law when awarding a PPP contract ...