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#43 AI, Sustainable Public Procurement & Law Clinics

In this episode, Marta and Willem explore how artificial intelligence could support more sustainable public procurement practices— and the risks...

#42 The Irado Case and the Activities Criterion & Fostering a Classroom Community

In this episode, Marta and Willem discuss the hot topic of the ongoing Irado case and the impacts it is set to have on the world of European Public...

Hard Law, Hard Choices: The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), Omnibus Simplifications and the Future of EU Procurement Law – Part 2

 Author: Dr. Ezgi Uysal 1)    Introduction This blog post is the second in a two-part series that examines the evolving EU regulatory landscape on...

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#17 De toekomst van de publieke inkoop: positief vooruitzicht?

#17 De toekomst van de publieke inkoop: positief vooruitzicht?

In deze aflevering spreek ik met Siep Eilander, oud-CPO van het Rijk en huidig voorzitter van de NEVI. We hebben het met name over de toekomst van de publieke inkoop. Hij legt ons drie denkrichtingen voor: de inkoopbril voor andere beleidsinstrumenten, het belonen van goed gedrag, én samenwerking. Dit laatste komt steeds terug in zijn gedachten. Benieuwd? Luister dan nu naar ons gesprek!

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#6 Third Country Bidders’ Access to the EU Market & Academic Research Stays

#6 Third Country Bidders’ Access to the EU Market & Academic Research Stays

In today’s episode, we discuss a highly politically charged topic of 3rd country access to the EU market. For this purpose, we consider the current EU legal framework as well as proposed since 2012 International Procurement instrument. Also, we comment on the new European Commission’s white paper on foreign subsidies and especially it’s module 3 with propositions for public procurement. For dessert, we consider the value of research stays abroad, and we discuss what some of the important factors to consider are.

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#5 Non-institutionalised Cooperation after Stadt Köln & Cooperation in Academia

#5 Non-institutionalised Cooperation after Stadt Köln & Cooperation in Academia

In today’s episode, we discuss the tricky concept of non-institutionalised cooperation and its relationship with EU public procurement law. For this purpose, we consider the recent ruling of the CJEU in the case of Stadt Köln. In this case, the CJEU made significant headway in clarifying some aspects of article 12(4) Directive 2014/24/EU for the first time. For dessert, we stick to the theme of cooperation and discuss it in light of its role in academia.

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#4 Framework Agreements Following Coopservice & Doing a PhD in Public Procurement

#4 Framework Agreements Following Coopservice & Doing a PhD in Public Procurement

In this episode of Bestek, we discuss framework agreements. Some would say a "hot topic" of late, particularly following a CJEU judgment in case C-216/17, Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato - Antitrust and Coopservice. We consider what changes to the interpretation of the law this judgment brought; the new challenges posed by this judgment; as well as some of the practicalities in operating framework agreements. We are 'dishing' about a PhD in public procurement for the happy, fun dessert time. Is there anything specific about doing a PhD in public procurement? What would be some advice that we would give to younger selves or our younger colleagues?

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#3 The EU Green Deal in Light of Public Procurement Law & Academic Life After COVID-19

#3 The EU Green Deal in Light of Public Procurement Law & Academic Life After COVID-19

In this episode of Bestek, we discuss a very close topic to both of our research projects: sustainable public procurement. We look at this subject through the lens of the newly introduced European Green Deal and what changes it introduces. For dessert, we are ‘dishing’ about academic life after COVID 19. Will we still travel to conferences? If not, why might we miss it?

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