Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
• Partners
– Specific objective:
• to establish an EU-Asia inter-university network for
teaching and research in public procurement
– General objective:
• to support sound domestic policy-making and trade
activities in public procurement in EU and Asia
• Long term objective – roll-out beyond EU and Asia
2.4 introduction
• Methodology and main activities
– Human resources development
– Curriculum development
– Institutional and systems development
3. Outcomes of the project
– University of Nottingham
– Copenhagen Business School
– University of Copenhagen
– Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing (CUFE)
– Xinjiang University of finance and economics
3.2 taught programmes
• Integration of procurement law into related Subjects
– www.planpublicprocurement.org
– Members:
• 260+ academic members
• 14 institutional academic members
• 350+ associates from industry, government, international
organisations etc
– Monthly newsletter
3.6 Bibliograhies
• Introductory bibliographies (English language works) on:
– General Issues in Public Procurement Regulation
– EU Public Procurement Law
– Public Procurement Regulation within the WTO
• Forthcoming comprehensive bibliography on English language
works
– Peer-reviewed articles and articles from some other journals
– Divided by jurisdiction/topic
– In phases (commencing with EU procurement law)
• comprehensive bibliography on Chinese language works and
Scandinavian languages
3.7 Texts developed under the
programme
• Textbooks written by the academics involved in the project
– Regulating Public Procurement: an Introduction
– Public Private Partnership- An international analysis in a legal
and economic perspective
– Public-private Partnerships for Infrastructure in China
– Chinese Public Procurement Law in a Comparative Perspective
– Introduction to Public Procurement in China
– EU Public Procurement
3.8 translations
• Relevance to the programme
• Books translated
– Existing and new books
• Selection of articles translated
• Procurement laws
3.9 The procurement law
dictionary
• Relevance to the programme
• Methodology
3.10 conferences
• EU, China, Malay
• International Public Procurement Forum II:
New Directions, New Discipline and New
professions
– 15-16 October, 2010, Central University of
Finance and Economics, Beijing, China
– Main themes
3.11 Permanent procurement
research centre in China
• China Institute for Public Procurement
Studies
– Based in the University’s Research
Experimental Zone
– Leading and coordinative role
• Law School, School of Public Finance, School of
Government ,Institute of Defense Economics and
Mannagement, Business School
– Research projects
– Main advocate
4. 1 Next steps: meeting the challenges
The Challenges:
New stages of procurement reforms and New Directions
Next step of procurement revolution:
limit of legal approach to the reform: (model law as an
example): focusing on procedure: institutional design,
narrow concept of procurement, weak enforcement,
sustainable development
Second revolution: professional development as a key
feature
Professional development as an alternative regulatory tool
Function, profession, and professional community
New Discipline
4.2 next steps
Towards An Asian professional community?
A permanent research and educational center: creation of a PPI research and
educational institute as a focus point of core research expertise
A Permanent research supported forum?
Building up the academic capacity across Asia?
Asian procurement professors’ network?
The benefit of PPI
4.3 Next steps
Research projects across Asia
The status quo of procurement reform and challenges: identifying the issues
University role
innovative degree/certificate/ diploma programs for procurement
professionals (executive programs)
Research supported in collaboration with Chinese governments
English courses?