Journal of Public Procurement: Volume 17 Issue 4

Cross-country learning in public procurement: An exploratory study

Kimberly Nijboer, Shirin Senden, Jan Telgen

All countries use public procurement to some degree to further policy objectives such as sustainability, innovation, fighting fraud and corruption, value for taxpayers' money etc…

Public capital asset management:A holistic perspective

Yaotai Lu

U.S. state governments own a large array of fixed assets and lease a great number of parcels of private real properties for public uses. The purpose of this paper is to explore…

Deliverable accountability, change management and breach in consultancy contracts: A comparative study of world bank versus europeaid funded projects

Youssef G. Saad

A considerable proportion of donor aid is dedicated to technical assistance to support developing countries in their development initiatives. The majority of this aid comes from…

An organizational perspective on the implementation of strategic goals in public procurement

Andreas H. Glas, Markus Schaupp, Michael Essig

In the EU and especially in Germany, public procurement is bound to a tight legislation that also sets and enforces strategic goals such as innovation or sustainability. The…