Public procurement : the continuing revolution

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Part I: Establishing and reforming public procurement systems. 1. Setting up a public procurement system: the six-step method C. Walker. 2. Obstacles to public procurement reform in developing countries R.R. Hunja. 3.On globalisation and government procurement J.I. Schwartz. 4. The establishment and development of a public procurement system for Kosovo E. Pisell. 5. China's government procurement reform: from the Bidding Law to the Government Procurement Law Fuguo Cao. 6. Enforcement of public procurement rules in China Jingbin Tian. 7. The experience of centralised enforcement in Poland M. Lemke. Part II: New perspectives and approaches in procurement regulation. 8. Commercial purchasing: the chasm between the United States government's evolving policy and practice S. Schooner. 9. Reforms in procurement policy and their prospects F. Anechiarico. 10. Problems of using partnering and similar private sector practice in the public sector environment: the example of PPPs/PFI K. Hartley. 11. Best Value: a new approach in the UK P. Badcoe. 12. European governance in the procurement area: re-thinking the regulatory framework A. Haagsma. Part III: The regulation of public procurement in international trade. 13. Home-based government procurement and international trade: descriptive statistics, theory and empirical evidence F. Trionfett. 14. The WTO transparency agenda: law, economics and international relations theory J. Linarelli. 15. Transparency in international procurement regimes: what can we expect? S.J. Evenett, B.M. Hoekman.

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