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Global public procurement theories and practices

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Global public procurement theories and practices/ edited by Khi V. Thai.
其他作者:	Thai, Khi V.
出版者:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2017.,
面頁冊數:	xiv, 339 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
內容註:	1. Global Public Procurement: Introduction -- Part I. Procurement Preferences -- 2. Public Procurement in Lithuania: (Dis)Balance between Profitability and Environmental Protection -- 3. Analyzing Local and SME Participation in Public Procurement: Evidence from Seven Cities -- 4. The Social Value in Social Clauses: Methods of Measuring and Evaluation in Social Procurement -- Part II. Performance-based Public Procurement -- 5. A Price Review Framework for Maintenance, Repair and Operations: Procurement Contracts in the Public Sector -- 6. Contractual Governance Mechanisms, Dynamic Capabilities, Transactional Specific Relationships and Supplier Performance in Uganda -- 7. Explaining the Policy-Practice Gap in U.S. Federal Contracting: Institutional Isopraxism and Performance-Based Acquisition -- 8. Quality of Local Environment and Efficiency in Public Works Execution -- 9. Strengthening the Effectiveness of Exclusion Mechanism in Public Procurement -- 10. Promoting Public Procurement of Sustainable Innovations: Approaches for Effective Market Dialogue -- 11. Small Public Procurement Contracts -- 12. The Effect of a Government Target for the Procurement of Innovation: The Case of the UK's Small Business Research -- 13. Public Procurement in TTIP: An Opportunity to Set Global Standards -- PART III. Other Public Procurement Issues -- 14. Asymmetric Information and Integrity Pacts for Public Procurement: A Case Study -- 15. Managing the Risks of Outsourcing a Health Service Function -- 16. Best Practice in South African Construction Procurement Law -- 17. The What, Who, and How of Public Procurement: Job Functions Performed and Managed by Professionals.
Contained By:	Springer eBooks
標題:	Government purchasing. -
電子資源:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49280-3
ISBN:	9783319492803

Global public procurement theories and practices
Global public procurement theories and practices[electronic resource] /edited by Khi V. Thai. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2017. - xiv, 339 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm. - Public administration, governance and globalization ;v.18. - Public administration, governance and globalization ;v.18..

1. Global Public Procurement: Introduction -- Part I. Procurement Preferences -- 2. Public Procurement in Lithuania: (Dis)Balance between Profitability and Environmental Protection -- 3. Analyzing Local and SME Participation in Public Procurement: Evidence from Seven Cities -- 4. The Social Value in Social Clauses: Methods of Measuring and Evaluation in Social Procurement -- Part II. Performance-based Public Procurement -- 5. A Price Review Framework for Maintenance, Repair and Operations: Procurement Contracts in the Public Sector -- 6. Contractual Governance Mechanisms, Dynamic Capabilities, Transactional Specific Relationships and Supplier Performance in Uganda -- 7. Explaining the Policy-Practice Gap in U.S. Federal Contracting: Institutional Isopraxism and Performance-Based Acquisition -- 8. Quality of Local Environment and Efficiency in Public Works Execution -- 9. Strengthening the Effectiveness of Exclusion Mechanism in Public Procurement -- 10. Promoting Public Procurement of Sustainable Innovations: Approaches for Effective Market Dialogue -- 11. Small Public Procurement Contracts -- 12. The Effect of a Government Target for the Procurement of Innovation: The Case of the UK's Small Business Research -- 13. Public Procurement in TTIP: An Opportunity to Set Global Standards -- PART III. Other Public Procurement Issues -- 14. Asymmetric Information and Integrity Pacts for Public Procurement: A Case Study -- 15. Managing the Risks of Outsourcing a Health Service Function -- 16. Best Practice in South African Construction Procurement Law -- 17. The What, Who, and How of Public Procurement: Job Functions Performed and Managed by Professionals.

This book discusses current theories and practices in the field of public procurement. Over the past few decades, public procurement has had to evolve conceptually and organizationally in the face of unrelenting budget constraints, government downsizing, public demand for increased transparency in public procurement, as well as greater concerns about efficiency, fairness and equity. Procurement professionals have also had to deal with a changeable climate produced by emerging technology, environmental concerns, and tension between complex regional trade agreements and national socioeconomic goals. This volume presents sixteen case studies focusing on the themes of public procurement as a policy tool and performance-based public procurement. The first section discusses public procurement as a policy tool and the challenges involved in balancing the competing interests of market forces, legal requirements, political pressures, and environmental concerns. The second section discusses performance-based public procurement, highlighting the frameworks used to assess procurement systems, the gaps between policy and practice, and strategies for bridging those gaps. The final section of the book discusses current issues in procurement, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, risk mitigation, and procurement as a profession. By combining theory and analysis with evidence from the real world, this book is of equal use to academics, policy makers, and procurement professionals.

ISBN: 9783319492803

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-319-49280-3doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

726071
Government purchasing.

LC Class. No.: JF1525.P85 / G56 2017

Dewey Class. No.: 352.53

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