UID:
almafu_9959202234902883
Format:
1 online resource (481 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
1-4725-6087-6
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1-78225-359-9
Content:
This comprehensive book explains the many ways in which the fields of Public procurement and competition law interact and overlap.
Note:
Description based upon print version of record.
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Cover; Preliminary Pages; Foreword; Contents; Table of Cases and Opinions; Table of Legislation; Part I:Introduction; 1. Introduction and Framework for Analysis; I. Introduction; II. General Approach to the Interrelationship between Competition and Public Procurement Law; III. Aim of the Study; IV. Structure of the Study and General Overview; V. Methodology: An Eclectic and Heuristic Multi-Disciplinary and Functional Approach to EU Law; VI. Normative Assumptions; VII. Delimitation of the Study: Exclusions and Limitations
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Part II: Foundations and Principles: The Economic and Legal Basics of Public Procurement and Competition Law2. An Economic Approah to Public Procurement and Competition; I. Introduction; II. Types of 'Public Procurement Markets'; III. Economic Dimensions of Public Procurement; IV. The Role of Public Authorities as Purchasing and Contracting Authorities; V. Public Procurement as a Market Failure: Difficulties in Recreating a Competitive Scenario and Competition-Restricting Effects; VI. Conclusions to this Chapter; 3. Basics of Competition and Public Procurement Regulation; I. Introduction
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II. Common Principle to Competition and Public Procurement Law as Two Sets of Economic RegulationIII. The Goal(s) of Competition Law; IV. Goals of Public Procurement; V. Conclusions to this Chapter: Common Goals of Competition Law and Public Procurement; Conclusions to Part II: Legal and Economic Normative Foundations of a More Competition-Oriented Public Procurement System; Part III: General Part: The Building Blocks of a Framework for the Competition Analysis of Public Procurement
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4. EU Competition Law and Public Procurement: The Inability of EU Competition Rules to Rein in Anti-Competitive Public ProcurementI. Introduction; II. The Inability of Rules on the Grant of State Aid and Special or Exclusive Rights to Tackle Anti-Competitive Public Procurement; III. The Inapplicability of 'Core' EU Antitrust Rules to Public Procurement: A Jurisprudentially-Created Gap in EU Competition Law; IV. The Insufficiency of State Action Doctrine to Capture Most of the Anti-Competitive Public Procurement Regulations and Practices
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V. Preliminary Conclusions: The Insufficiency of Current Competition Institutions and Potential Improvements to Achieve Better ResultsVI. A Revision of Current Doctrine to Achieve Better Results (I): A More Economic Approach to the Concept of 'Economic Activity' in the Public Procurement Field; VII. A Revision of Current Doctrine to Achieve Better Results (II): Setting the Proper Bounds to the State Action Doctrine; VIII. Conclusions to this Chapter; 5. The Principle of Competition Embedded in the EU Public Procurement Directives; I. Introduction
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II. The Competition Principle Embedded in the EU Public Procurement Directives
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Also issued in printing.
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 1-84946-066-3
Language:
English
DOI:
10.5040/9781472560872
