Publications: IPPC I Proceedings

CHALLENGES IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE (VOLUME 3).
Boca Raton, FL, USA: PrAcademics Press, 2004. 

   CONTENTS

• What Is Public Procurement? Definitional Problems and Implications
  Robert E. Lloyd and Clifford P. McCue

   

• Public-Private Partnerships tn the U.S. and Canada: Case Studies and Lessons
  Aidan R. Vining, Anthony E. Boardman, and Finn Poschmann

   

• Technological Change and Institutions: The Role of Public Sector Procurement
  Wendy Phillips, John Warrington, Louise Knight and Nigel Caldwell

   

• Software Costing Analysis Model for Evaluating Value for Money
  Guy Callender, Diane Jamieson, and Kevin Vinsen

   

• Purchasing Control, Compliance and the Box: Purchasing Management Based on Hard Data
  Jan Telgen

   

• Novelties in the Toolkit to Curb Public Procurement Corruption in a 'Newborn' European Union Country
  Péter Gelléri and Csaba Csáki

   

• Public Procurement as a Social, Economic and Political Policy
  Sudhir Kashap

   

• The Current Trends in Outsourcing as a Practice: Causes, Case Studies and Logic with Emphasis on Governmental Sector
  Mary M. Dickens Johnson

   

• Reinterpretation of (Sub-)Project Procurement
  Attila Kovács

   

• Procurement Reform in Sierra Leone: A Public Choice Model of Analysis
  Farrel J. Elliott

   

• Developing Hypotheses for Meaningful Involvement of Municipal Purchasing Departments in Acquisition
  Processes for Consulting Services
  Joseph J. Schiele and Cliff McCue

   

• The Role of Immanence in the Future of Public Procurement 
  Guy Callender and Darin Matthews

   

• Public Procurement Performance
  Sabine Adotévi

   

• The Impact of Contract Bundling on Small U.S. Vendors
  Paul Murphy

   

• The Cost of Corruption in Procurement and Public Purchase 
  Emmanuelle Auriol

   

• Reinventing Government Procurement through Digitalization (in PowerPoint)
  Gi Su Kim

   

• Preparing Tomorrow’s Acquisition Workforce (in PowerPoint) 
  Gloria M. Sochon