TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Preface | v | |
List of Contributors | vi | |
1. | Introduction Khi V. Thai |
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Part I. Public Procurement Systems |
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2. | Public Procurement and the Private Business Sector: Evidence from Firm-Level Data Tania Ghossein, Asif M. Islam and Federica Saliola |
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3. | Public Procurement Systems: A Comparative Study of Ireland and Saudi Arabia Dhafer Al Ahmari and Paul Davis |
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4. | Effects of Governance Structures on Sustainability- Oriented Supplier Behavior: Analysis of National Action Plans and Their Effects in Public Procurement Andreas H. Glas, Julian Gaus, Michael Essig |
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Part 2. Public Procurement Methods and Strategies |
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5. | Detecting Bid-Rigging in the “Big Data Era” Paolo Buccirossi, Giulia Di Pierro and Luca Giangregorio |
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6. | Alternative Approach to Public Procurement: Selling Put Options via Electronic Auction Matias Huhtilainen |
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7. | The Numbers Tell the Tale: A Spend Analysis in Five Government Procuring and Disposing Entities in Uganda Charles Ndandiko, David N. Kiyingi, Francis Ssennoga and Roel van Weert |
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8. | Adoption of Force Account Mechanism in Road Maintenance Works’ Procurements: Stakeholders’ Opinions in Uganda Faith Mbabazi and Godfrey Mugurusi |
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9. | The Desirability and Feasibility of Developing Sustainability Index for Public Procurement Edward Schwerin, Eric Prier and Clifford McCue |
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10. | Improvements In Services Contracting: The Defense Department’s Implementation Of Performance-Based Services Acquisition William Lucyshyn and John Rigilano |
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Part 3. Use of Literature Review for Procurement Research |
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11. | Performance Expectations Gap in Public Works Contracts: A Theoretical Review Charles Kalinzi, Joseph Ntayi, Moses Muhwezi and Levi Kabagambe |
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12. | An Exploratory Literature Review across Scientific Silos on Public Procurement Timo Kivistö and Veli Matti Virolainen |
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13. | A Framework For Collaborative Public Procurement (CPP): Developed From An International Survey Andrea Patrucco, Christine Harland, Jane Lynch, Tunde Tatrai, and Jan Telgen |
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Preface
Editors
List of Contributors
1. Charting a Course in Public Procurement Innovation and Knowledge Sharing
G. L. Albano, K. F. Snider and K. V. Thai
Part I. Public Procurement as a Policy Tool
2. The Uses and Abuses of Public Procurement in Hungary
T. Tátrai and G. Nyikos
3. Green Procurement in the Public Sector: Purchasing Departments as Procurement Entrepreneurs
C. D. Smith
4. Reform of the EU Procurement Directives and WTO GPA: Forward Steps for Sustainability
A. Semple
6. Sustainable Public Procurement in Practice: Case Study Evidence from Ireland
A. Flynn, P. Davis, D. McKevitt and E. McEvoy
Part 2. Defense Procurement
7. Defense Procurement: An Empirical Analysis of Critical Success Factors
R. G. Rendon
8. Performance-Based Logistics in Germany: Case Studies from Defense Procurement
F. C. Kleemann, A. Glas and M. Essig
Part 3. Dealing with Suppliers
9. Suppliers’ Integrity Management in Chinese Public Procurement: An Explorative Study
C. Wang and Y. Qiao
10. Empirical Analysis of Suppliers’ Non-Performance Risks in Execution of Public Procurement Contracts in Russia
A. Yakovlev, O. Demidova and O. Balaeva
Part 4. Other Public Procurement Issues
11. The Science of Public Procurement Management and Administration
B. C. Basheka
12. Sourcing for Government Goods and Services: Theory and Evidence from Swedish Cities and Authorities
M. A. Bergman and S. Lundberg
13. Litigating State Secrets in Government Contract Performance Disputes
J. I. Schwartz
14.The Influence of EU State Aid Rules on PPP Infrastructure Projects
A. Romanelli and K. Hornbanger
15. A Procurement Auction Model for Framework Agreements
Y. Gur, G. Weintraub and D. Escobar
16. A Review of Procurement Practices in the South African Public Sector
I. M. Ambe and J. A. Badenhorst-Weiss
Index
IPPC 6 Papers Selected for the IPPC6 Book
Book Title: International Public Procurement: Innovation and Knowledge Sharing
Editors: Paul Davis and Khi V. Thai
This book was published by PrAcademics Press, Highland Beach, Florida, USA in 2015 International Public Procurement: Innovation and Knowledge Sharing (ISBN 0-9668864-8-8). Please contact the publisher if you wish to purchase a printed copy)
Preface
1. International Public Procurement: Innovation and Knowledge Sharing
Khi V. Thai
Part I. Innovation in Public Procurement Profession
2. Contract Management Innovation in Public Procurement: Costa Rica ́s Experience
I. Palaco, A. Avendaño and W. Nuñez
3. The Municipal Partnering Initiative: Mixed Contracting in Local Government Procurement
D. Rauch
4. The Impact of Changing Patterns of Commercial Card Use by the U.S. Government on Governmental Efficiency and Cost Savings
R. Palmer, M. Gupta and N. Palmer
5. Defense Management Research Capacities and Topics: Blind Spots in Defense Acquisition Management
C. v. Deimling, A. H. Glas and M. Essig
6. Customers’ Preferences in Municipal Waste Services Procurement
A. Ancarani, C. D. Mauro, F. Mascali, and L. L. Marca
Part II. Public Procurement Transparency
7. Rationalising Public Procurement of Complex Construction Projects by the Price Component Selection
P. Lahdenperä
8. Pricing for Public Purchase: A Qualitative-Empirical Analysis of Public Procurement and Price Setting Practices
M. Georgi and S. Kemmeter
9. Procurement Conspiracies and Procurement Governance: Some Lessons from Thailand
S. Khoman
10. Collaborative Public Procurement: A Comparative Review of the Indian Position with International Practices on Pooled Procurement from Competition Law Perspectives
S. Verma
11. Regulating the Pre-Procurement Phase: Context and Perspectives
W. A. Janssen
12. Construction Procurers’ Perceptions of Value for Money
W. J. Staples
PART III. Preferential Public Procurement
13.The Reform to EU Utilities Procurement: Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive?
Eleanor Aspey
14. Stages of Development towards Sustainable Public Procurement
T. Tátrai
15. Policy Implementation of Sustainable Public Procurement in China
C. Wang and X. Li
16. The Role of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in a Sustainable Public Procurement System
A. Gorczynska
Book title: “Global Public Procurement: Theories and Practices”
(Editors: Khi V. Thai and Robin A. Suryo, 2016).
This book was published by Springer International Publishing AG, Cham, Switzerland in 2017 Global Public Procurement: Theories and Practices (ISBN 978-3-319-49279-7).
Please contact the publisher if you wish to purchase a hard copy). Please note that chapters’ page numbers in this IPPC book are different from chapters’ page numbers in the book published by Spingler.
Table of Contents
Preface
1.Global Public Procurement Theories And Practices : An Introduction
Khi V. Thai*
Part I. Public Procurement as a Public Policy Tool
2.Public Procurement In Lithuania: (Dis)Balance Between Profitability And Environmental Protection
Dovilė Šličiuvienė*
3.The Social Value In Social Clauses: Methods Of Measuring And Evaluation In Social Procurement
Deirdre Halloran*
4.Promoting Public Procurement Of Sustainable Innovations: Approaches For Effective Market Dialogue
Katriina Alhola, Marja Salo, Riina Antikainen and Annukka Berg*
5.Analyzing Local And Sme Participation In Public Procurement – Evidence From Seven Finnish Municipalities
Timo Kivistö and Veli Matti Virolainen*
6.Small Public Procurement Contracts: A Comparison Of The French, Dutch And Belgian Legal Treatments
Bert Baeyens*
7. The Effect Of A Government Target For The Procurement Of Innovation: The Case Of The Uk’s Small Business Research Initiative
Jillian Yeow, John Rigby, and Yanchao Li
Part II. Performance-based Public Procurement
8.Contractual Governance Mechanisms, Dynamic Capabilities, Transactional Specific Relationships And Supplier Performance In Uganda
Desire Kansiime, Joseph M. Ntayi and Arthur Ahimbisibwe*
9. Explaining The Policy-Practice Gap In U.S. Federal Contracting: Institutional Isopraxism And Performancebased Acquisition1
Bryan F. Mansfield and Keith F. Snider*
10.A Price Review Framework For Maintenance, Repair And Operations Procurement Contracts In The Public Sector
Lian Kiang Tan and Shao Hung Goh*
11. Quality of Local Environment and Efficiency in Public Works Execution
Calogero Guccio, Ilde Rizzo and Domenico Lisi
12. Strengthening the Effectiveness of Exclusion Mechanism in Public Procurement
Richo Andi Wibowo
PART III. Other Public Procurement Issues
13. Public Procurement in TTIP: An Opportunity to Set Global Standards
Eleanor Aspey
14. Asymmetric Information and Integrity Pacts for Public Procurement: A Case Study
Siri Khoman
15. Managing the Risks of Outsourcing a Health Service Function
Suvituulia Taponen
16. Best Practice in South African Construction Procurement Law
Allison Anthony
17. The What, Who, and How of Public Procurement: Job Functions Performed and Managed by Professionals
Joshua Steinfeld
ADVANCING PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: EXPERIENCES, INNOVATION AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING,
Boca Raton, FL, USA: PrAcademics Press, 2006.
Part I. Partnerships and Collaborative Procurement
Part II. Regulations and Ethics
Part III. Public Procurement as a Policy Tool
Environmental Concerns in Swedish Local Government Procurement
Frederik Waara and Lina Carlsson
Green Award Criteria in the Most EconomicallyAdvantageous Tender in Public Purchasing
Katriina Parikka-Alhola, Ari Nissinen and Ari Ekroos
The Use of the Purchasing Power of the State to Promote the Development of Small Businesses – The Brazilian Experience
Rafael S. Arantes, Loreni F. Foresti and Vinício Rossetto
Part IV. Other Issues
Paper Preparation Guidelines. The general format of the manuscript should be as follows....
The deadline for Abstract/Paper Proposal Submissions (IPPC9) is 20th December 2023