PURCHASE POWER - SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT THROUGH PRIVATE LAW ENFORCEMENT PURPLE

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Marta Andhov (Recipient)

  • JUR- CEPRI - Centre for Private Governance
Public procurement refers to the process where governments and public authorities buy goods, works and services from private suppliers. Public procurement law regulates this process, while contracts are the implementation tool for the performance of public procurement goals. The project will provide much needed clarity about the tension between public procurement law and private law - especially contract law. PurpLE will fill a research gap and establish legal tools that support an effective legal framework to facilitate private-public collaboration.
Awarded dateDec 2021
Degree of recognitionNational
Granting Organisations Carlsberg Foundation

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