Journal of Public Procurement

2001 - 2024

Current editor(s): Mr David Loseby

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Volume 24, issue 4, 2024

Boundary spanners as a key to value creation in infrastructure procurement pp. 393-414

Johanna Maria Liljeroos-Cork and Kaisu Laitinen

Challenges of black construction professionals with Black Economic Empowerment as a procurement policy in South Africa pp. 415-432

Christopher Amoah

Approaching transcendence: a conceptual discussion on procurement fraud, education, professionalism maturity, ethics and implications pp. 433-464

Olive Etsula

Buying what matters: towards a value model allowing to implement policy preference in public procurement pp. 465-477

Jakub Kodym

Do firms submit fewer tender bids with high inflation? An analysis of firms’ participation in public procurement in the EU pp. 478-506

Luka Klimavičiūtė, Marco Schito and Egidijus Barcevičius

Volume 24, issue 3, 2024

Success of the tender stage of Ghanaian public labor-based construction projects pp. 281-301

Chelteau Barajei, Emmanuel Bamfo-Agyei, Prince Antwi-Agyei, Musah Osumanu Doumbia and Mac Nyameche

The predicting role of sustainable supplier selection on lead-time performance in public procurement: relational capability as a moderator pp. 302-319

Ismail Abdi Changalima

Procurement practices and operational performance: a study of linear and curvilinear relationships in a developing economy pp. 320-347

Eugene Kafui Agbeka, Fanny Adams Quagrainie and Alan Anis Mirhage Kabalan

Small arms procurement and corruption in small NATO countries pp. 348-370

Bohuslav Pernica, Donatas Palavenis and Jaroslav Dvorak

Challenges of sustainable public procurement in Chinese higher education institutions: a Delphi study pp. 371-392

Xue Jin, S. M. Ferdous Azam and Jacquline Tham

Volume 24, issue 2, 2024

Streamlining professionalisation in public procurement: Romanian competency frameworks as a case study (Part A) pp. 145-166

Șerban Filipon and Violeta Simionescu

Streamlining professionalisation in public procurement: Romanian competency frameworks as a case study (Part B) pp. 167-192

Șerban Filipon and Violeta Simionescu

Public procurement policies of Nigeria and Ghana: an analysis of the administrative challenges in achieving value for money pp. 193-209

Daniel Dramani Kipo-Sunyehzi, Abdul-Fatawu Abubakari and John-Paul Safunu Banchani

Barriers to the involvement in green public procurement among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) government suppliers pp. 210-231

Nurin Athilah Masron, Suhaiza Ismail and Zaini Zainol

Level of awareness and knowledge of procurement officers on environmental sustainability as enshrined in the Public Procurement Act in Ghana pp. 232-252

Benedict Ansere, Joshua Ayarkwa, Michael Nii Addy, Dickson Osei-Asibey and Ivy Maame Abu

Assessing the risk of profit shifting among the suppliers to Danish municipalities pp. 253-277

Henrik Gislason, Jørgen Hvid, Steffen Gøth, Per Rønne-Nielsen and Christian Hallum

Volume 24, issue 1, 2024

The perks of being an attractive public customer pp. 1-20

David Fridner

Restricting freedom of contract – the EU foreign subsidies regulation and its consequences for public procurement pp. 21-41

Michał Kania and Marta Andhov

Conceptualising a chameleon: social enterprise as a public provider pp. 42-69

Sophie Hunt, Dag Håkon Haneberg and Luitzen de Boer

Public procurement initiatives during the Covid-19 pandemic and lessons learned: the case study of Greece pp. 70-90

Georgios Koligiannis, Maria Drakaki and Panagiotis Tzionas

Green Public Procurement in open access and traditional journals: a comparative bibliometric analysis pp. 91-113

Federico Galán-Valdivieso, Juana Alonso-Cañadas, Laura Saraite-Sariene and Carmen Caba-Perez

Dynamic capabilities view on value creation in public procurement pp. 114-141

Elina Karttunen, Aki Jääskeläinen, Iryna Malacina, Katrina Lintukangas, Anni-Kaisa Kähkönen and Frederik G.S. Vos

Volume 23, issue 3/4, 2023

Participation of women-owned SMEs in public procurement: the role of entrepreneurial orientation and knowledge management orientation pp. 273-296

Benjamin Tukamuhabwa and Sheila Namagembe

Twenty-one years of theJournal of Public Procurement: a performance and content review using bibliometric analysis pp. 297-320

Joshua Ofori-Amanfo, Godfred Matthew Yaw Owusu and Felix Kwasi Arku

Procurement practices in international development projects: trends, networks and performances pp. 321-343

Javad Bakhshi, Saba Mani, Navid Ahmadi Eftekhari and Igor Martek

Institutional pressures and procurement cycle time in Uganda’s central government procuring and disposing entities: the mediating role of opportunistic behavior pp. 344-364

Peter Simon Olupot

Modeling the competition-restrictive actions in public works procurement pp. 365-388

Garima Bhagat and Kumar Neeraj Jha

Developing green knowledge toward supplier selection: a green intellectual capital perspective pp. 389-415

Tonny Ograh, Joshua Ayarkwa, Alex Acheampong and Dickson Osei-Asibey

Do internet marketing capabilities interact with the effect of procedural capabilities for public procurement participation on SMEs’ sales performance? pp. 416-433

Ismail Abdi Changalima, Baraka Israel, David Amani, Faustine Peter Panga, Shadrack Samwel Mwaiseje, Alban Dismas Mchopa, Isaac Kazungu and Ismail Juma Ismail

Volume 23, issue 2, 2023

Auditing and compliance in public procurement – an empirical assessment pp. 125-144

Mats A. Bergman

The landscape of public procurement research: a bibliometric analysis and topic modelling based on Scopus pp. 145-178

Abderahman Rejeb, Karim Rejeb, Andrea Appolloni, Yasanur Kayikci and Mohammad Iranmanesh

Adoption intentions of electronic procurement among public sector organisations (PSOs) in Ghana: emerging economy perspective pp. 179-199

Daniel Ofori, Osman Light and Joseph Ankomah

Room for maneuver: practicing competitive dialogue in infrastructure projects in Norway pp. 200-220

Asmamaw Tadege Shiferaw, Paulos A. Wondimu and Tor Kristian Stevik

Exploring the role of social capital in public procurement pp. 221-244

Jad EL Bizri, Elina Karttunen and Katrina Lintukangas

How to increase the uptake of circular public procurement? Lessons learned from local authorities in Sweden pp. 245-271

Agnieszka Hunka, Emanuela Vanacore, Ann-Charlotte Mellquist and Letitia Fuertes-Gine

Volume 23, issue 1, 2022

Issues of e-government services quality in the digital-by-default era – the case of the national e-procurement platform in Czechia pp. 1-34

David Špaček and Zuzana Špačková

Analyzing the legal environment for public procurement as a demand-side innovation policy measure pp. 35-55

Maria Carolina Foss and Maria Beatriz M. Bonacelli

The institutional effects of public–private partnerships on competition: unsolicited proposal projects pp. 56-77

Weh-Sol Moon, Sukmo Ku, Hyejung Jo and Jina Sim

Crisp and fuzzy appraisal of tenderer’s qualifications in public works procurement in Turkey pp. 78-99

İbrahim Özyürek and Mürsel Erdal

Audit threats and year-end spending by government agencies: experimental evidence from Chile pp. 100-124

Eduardo Engel, Felipe Jordán, Tomás Rau and Andrea Repetto

Volume 22, issue 4, 2022

Developing together: the Finnish way of promoting sustainable public procurement pp. 245-264

Annukka Berg, Katriina Alhola, Juha Peltomaa and Satu Tietari

A dark side of land revenue management and counterproductive work behavior: does organizational injustice add fuel to fire? pp. 265-288

Shahbaz Sharif, Rab Nawaz Lodhi, Vipin Jain and Paritosh Sharma

Drivers and deterrents of sustainable procurement practices – an exploratory study in context of Pakistani HEIs pp. 289-313

Abdul Rehman Shaikh and Khalil Ahmed Channa

Impact of the time limits for the receipt of tenders on the number of bidders: evidence from public procurement in Greece pp. 314-335

Andreas Christos Pliatsidis

Volume 22, issue 3, 2022

Leadership and stewardship in public procurement: roles and responsibilities, skills and abilities pp. 205-221

Joshua M. Steinfeld

Public procurement during the pandemic: experience of India and China pp. 222-241

Yugank Goyal

Volume 22, issue 2, 2022

Media reporting on public procurement: an analysis of UK press coverage, 1985–2018 pp. 89-108

Anthony Flynn and Irina Harris

SME’s disinclination towards subcontracting in the public sector markets: an attributional perspective pp. 109-127

Temidayo Akenroye, Jonathan D. Owens, Adekunle Sabitu Oyegoke, Jamal Elbaz, H.M. Belal and Fedwa Jebli

Pursuing ways to improve the Brazilian procurement system: a comparison between the framework agreements in the United Kingdom and the Brazilian price registration system pp. 128-144

Waldemiro Francisco Sorte Junior

A case study on bid rigging in centralized procurement of audit consulting services in Italy pp. 145-163

Gian Luigi Albano and Maria Grazia Santocchia

Choosing the most economically advantageous tender using a multi-criteria decision analysis approach pp. 164-179

Juha-Matti Lehtonen and Kai Virtanen

Exploring the quantification and measurement of public procurement performance expectations gap in community roadworks in Uganda: evidence from comprehensive survey pp. 180-203

Charles Kalinzi, Joseph Mpeera Ntayi, Levi Bategeka Kabagambe, Moses Muhwezi and John Kigozi Munene

Volume 22, issue 1, 2021

Procuring healthcare public-private partnerships (PPPs) through unsolicited proposals during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 6-16

Carter B. Casady and David Baxter

Learning from supply disruptions caused by SARS-CoV-2: use of additive manufacturing as a resilient response for public procurement pp. 17-42

Matthias M. Meyer, Andreas H. Glas and Michael Eßig

Strategic procurement collaboration for the common good: private and public procurement relationship duringa pandemic pp. 43-63

Chad Joseph Rutkowski, Karen Eboch, Amelia Carr and Bertie Marie Greer

A Kraljic and competitive rivalry perspective on hospital procurement during a pandemic (COVID-19): a Dutch case study pp. 64-88

Barbara Tip, Frederik Guido Sebastiaan Vos, Esmee Peters and Vincent Delke