This article argues that the four main measures introduced in the 2014 reform of the
Procurement Directives to promote Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) cannot be …

This original and insightful book considers the ways in which public law, which emphasises
legality (the Demos), and economics, a science oriented towards the markets (the Agora) …

This article analyses the conceptual link between law and compliance, exploring the
different theories and types of compliance (corporate, State and regulatory) and how they …

In 2014 three new procurement directives were adopted at European level, replacing the
previous generation of directives from 2004. These directives regulate how approximately€ …

The concept of an abnormally low tender is not defined in EU public procurement law. This
article takes an interdisciplinary law and economics approach to examine a dataset …

Green public procurement is one of the key instruments in the EU's efforts to become a more
resource-efficient economy and to achieve objectives of ensuring smart, sustainable and …

The transition of the former member states of the Soviet Union to a market economy has
been challenging. Owing to different reasons, they continue to adhere strongly to the policy …

This Part II concludes the paper published in EPPPL 1-2o9 regarding the implementation of
e-procurement in Portugal. In Part I, the evolution regarding e-procurement provisions within …

The self-cleaning regime was introduced in EU public procurement by Directive 2014/24/EU,
allowing economic operators with a history of misconduct, which would usually be excluded …

EU public procurement law has been increasingly criticised for the restrictions it places on
Member States' regulatory autonomy and for the imposition of neoliberal conceptions of …