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Books and Other Publications

The Group is very active in research and writing, with numerous publications covering both European Union Law on public procurement, the law of European Union Member States, international procurement issues (UNCITRAL, WTO etc) and procurement and development. 

Short textbooks

Short textbooks published under the auspices of EU Asia Inter University Network for Teaching and Research in Public Procurement Regulation 2009-2011):

• EU Public Procurement Law: An Introduction
• Public Procurement Regulation: An Introduction
• Chinese Public Procurement Law: An Introductory Textbook
• Public-Private Partnerships: An International Analysis
• Chinese translations of materials on public procurement
• Glossary of Public Procurement Law Terminology (bilingual: English - Chinese)
• Legal Research Methods and Public Procurement Regulation

Full text access to a selection of recent PPRG publications

• Professor Sue Arrowsmith, Economic Justifications under the TFEU, Current Legal Problems
• Professor Sue Arrowsmith, Modernising the EU's Public Procurement Regime: a Blueprint for Real Simplicity and Flexibility, forthcoming (2012) 21 Public Procurement Law Review
• Professor Sue Arrowsmith, "The Past and Future Evolution of EC Procurement Law: from Framework to Common Code?" (2006) 35 Public Contracts Law Journal 337-384
• Professor Sue Arrowsmith and Colin Maund, "CSR in the utilities sector and the implications of EC procurement policy: a framework for debate" [A version of this paper is published in Arrowsmith and Kunzlik (eds), Social and Environmental Policies under the EC Procurement Rules: New Directives and New Directions (Cambridge: CUP 2009)].
• Professor Sue Arrowsmith, Hans-Joachim Priess and Pascal Friton, "Self-Cleaning as a Defence to Exclusions for Misconduct - An Emerging Concept in EC Public Procurement Law?" [A version of this article is published in Public Procurement Law Review, (2009) 18, 257]
• Professor Sue Arrowsmith, "Horizontal Policies in Public Procurement: a Taxonomy", (2010) 10(2) Journal of Public Procurement, 149-186
• Dr Aris Georgopoulos, "The Commission's Interpretative Communication on the Application of Article 296 EC in the field of Defence Procurement" [A version of this paper is published in the Public Procurement Law Review, (2007) 16, NA 43-52]
• Baudouin Heuninckx, "Towards a Coherent European Defence Procurement Regime? European Defence Agency and European Commission Initiatives", (2008) 17(1) PPLR 1
• Baudouin Heuninckx, "A Primer to Collaborative Defence Procurement in Europe: Troubles, Achievements and Prospects", (2008) 17 (3) PPLR 123
• Baudouin Heuninckx, "The European Defence Agency Capability Development Plan and the European Armaments Cooperation Strategy: Two Steps in the Right Direction", (2009) 18 PPLR NA136
• Dr Annamaria La Chimia, "International Steps to Untie Aid: the DAC/OECD Recommendation on Untying Official Development Assistance to the Least Developed Countries" (2004) 13 PPLR1-29
• Dr Ping Wang, "China's Government Procurement Policy at a Crossroad", 2008 [Policy Paper delivered under the Asia Link Project (2007-2010) funded by the European Commission]
• Dr Ping Wang, "Procurement of State Enterprises under China's WTO Commitments - a broken promise?", 2010 [Policy Paper delivered under the Asia Link Project (2007-2010) funded by the European Comission]
• Dr Ping Wang, Regulating Procurement of State Enterprises in China - current status and future policy considerations" [Policy Paper delivered under the Asia Link Project (2007-2010) funded by the European Commission]
• Sope Williams, "The debarment of corrupt contractors from World Bank-financed contracts" (2007) 36 (3) Public Contract Law Journal 277-306
• Sope Williams "The mandatory exclusions for corruption in the new EC procurement directives" [A version of this article was published in (2006) 31 (5) European Law Review 711-734]

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The publications listed in this section include those of current PPRG members as well as publications of former PPRG members published during their time of membership or for which the work was done whilst at Nottingham. The latter are marked with*.