Journal of Public Procurement
2001 - 2024
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Volume 21, issue 4, 2021
- Enhancing sustainability of Indian PPP procurement process using system dynamics model pp. 345-369

- Nilesh Agarchand Patil, Nicola Thounaojam and Boeing Laishram
- An examination of SME involvement in public procurement under bid lot sizing pp. 370-398

- Sheila Namagembe, Joseph Ntayi Mpeera and Awad Kalid
- Bidding despite corruption: evidence from Honduras pp. 399-417

- Daniel M. Sabet
Volume 21, issue 3, 2021
- Effects of public procurement of R&D on the innovation process: evidence from the UK small business research initiative pp. 229-259

- Kostas Selviaridis
- Gender-responsive public procurement: strategies to support women-owned enterprises pp. 260-284

- Barbara Orser, Xiaolu (Diane) Liao, Allan L. Riding, Quang Duong and Jerome Catimel
- Governance quality and public sector procurement of infrastructure projects in developing countries: evidence from Nigeria pp. 285-299

- Christian Asuquo, Adeniran Lashinde and Emmanuel Adu
- The impact of “procurement with impact”: measuring the short-term effects of sustainable public procurement policy on the environmental friendliness of tenders pp. 300-317

- Jacco Robbert Jan van Berkel and Fredo Schotanus
- Broader outcomes in procurement policy – a case of New Zealand pragmatism pp. 318-341

- Barbara Allen
Volume 21, issue 2, 2021
- Significant governance factors in PPP infrastructure delivery performance in Ghana pp. 97-118

- Titus Ebenezer Kwofie, Florence Yaa Akyiaa Ellis and Desmond Opoku
- Framing sustainability in public procurement by typologizing sustainability indicators – the case of Switzerland pp. 119-137

- Sebastian Knebel and Peter Seele
- How external stakeholders drive the green public procurement practice? An organizational learning perspective pp. 138-166

- Junqi Liu, Yanlin Ma, Andrea Appolloni and Wenjuan Cheng
- Joint procurement of complex products: actual price savings, perceived nonmonetary advantages, disadvantages and impediments pp. 167-182

- Pricivel Carrera, Sükran Katik and Fredo Schotanus
- Supplier satisfaction with public sector competitive tendering processes pp. 183-205

- Stephen Kelly, Donna Marshall, Helen Walker and John Israilidis
- Factors influencing public procurement during disasters: the cases of Chile and New Zealand pp. 206-219

- Raúl Aparicio-Arias and Jenny Moreno
Volume 21, issue 1, 2021
- Assessing European Union standardization: a descriptive analysis of voluntary ex ante transparency notices pp. 1-18

- Eric Prier, Clifford McCue and Emily A. Boykin
- Innovation for hire: a descriptive study of federal acquisitions and contractor R&D pp. 19-36

- Stephen C. Hansen and Judith Hermis
- Procurement planning as a strategic tool for public procurement effectiveness: Experience from selected public procuring entities in Dodoma city, Tanzania pp. 37-52

- Ismail Abdi Changalima, Gift Onesmo Mushi and Shadrack Samwel Mwaiseje
- Robust contractor evaluation criteria classification for modern technology public construction projects pp. 53-74

- Ali Raza Khoso, Aminah Md Yusof, Changsaar Chai and Muhammad Aslam Laghari
- A dynamic performance management approach to frame corruption in public procurement: a case study pp. 75-96

- Salvatore Gnoffo
Volume 20, issue 4, 2020
- The impact of e-procurement on institutional quality pp. 333-375

- Lela Mélon and Rok Spruk
- Unravelling SMEs’ participation and success in public procurement pp. 377-401

- Carmela Di Mauro, Alessandro Ancarani and Tara Hartley
- Public procurement performance and the challenge of service complexity – the case of pre-hospital healthcare pp. 403-421

- Inger Johanne Pettersen, Kari Nyland and Geraldine Robbins
- Stakeholders’ categorization of the sustainable public procurement system: the case of Brazil pp. 423-449

- Marcus Vinicius de Souza Silva Oliveira, João Simão and Sandra Sofia Ferreira da Silva Caeiro
- A systematic review of barriers impeding the implementation of government green procurement pp. 451-471

- Navarani Vejaratnam, Zeeda Fatimah Mohamad and Santha Chenayah
Volume 20, issue 3, 2020
- Compliance mediating role within road construction regulatory framework pp. 209-233

- Noah Mwelu, Peter R. Davis, Yongjian Ke and Susan Watundu
- Social return on investment in the public sector pp. 235-264

- Rob Vluggen, Relus Kuijpers, Janjaap Semeijn and Cees J. Gelderman
- Drivers and differentiators: a grounded theory study of procurement in public and private organizations pp. 265-285

- Dolores Kuchina-Musina, John Charles Morris and Joshua Steinfeld
- A systems approach for green public procurement implementation pp. 287-311

- Conghu Wang, Yuhua Qiao and Xiaoming Li
- Identifying the latent shortcomings in achieving value for money within the Ghanaian construction industry pp. 313-330

- Ernest Kissi, Theophilus Adjei-Kumi, Samuel Twum-Ampofo and Caleb Debrah
Volume 20, issue 2, 2020
- Implementing sustainable procurement in the United Arab Emirates public sector pp. 97-117

- Bader Khamis Al Nuaimi, Mehmood Khan and Mian Ajmal
- Comparing public and private organisations in their quest to become a preferred customer of suppliers pp. 119-144

- Holger Schiele
- Capability development measures adopted by public sector organizations in PPP projects delivery in developing countries pp. 145-161

- Betty Oluwafunso Olojede, Akintayo Opawole and Godwin Onajite Jagboro
- Competitive dialogue: an economic and legal assessment pp. 163-185

- Giulia Buccino, Elisabetta Iossa, Biancamaria Raganelli and Mate Vincze
- Governance of projects in public procurement of innovation a multi-level perspective pp. 187-206

- Alireza Talebi and Davar Rezania
Volume 20, issue 1, 2020
- Moving beyond one-off procurement innovation; an ambidexterity perspective pp. 1-19

- Henrico Plantinga, Hans Voordijk and André Dorée
- Grieving the loss of a public contract: De La Rue and the Brexit passport pp. 20-37

- Anthony Flynn
- Factors influencing Malaysian small and medium enterprises adoption of electronic government procurement pp. 38-61

- Kai-Kit Soong, Elsadig Ahmed and Khong Sin Tan
- Early contractor involvement (ECI): ways to do it in public projects pp. 62-87

- Paulos A. Wondimu, Ole Jonny Klakegg and Ola Lædre
- Budget allocation design in the EU pre-commercial procurement for innovation pp. 88-96

- Nicola Dimitri
Volume 19, issue 4, 2019
- Inter-governmental relations and procurement non-compliance in African local government systems pp. 277-294

- Parestico Pastory
- Can public procurement be strategic? A future agenda proposition pp. 295-321

- Patricia Guarnieri and Ricardo Corrêa Gomes
- Repeated selection of supplier, factors and results: the Czech Republic pp. 322-344

- Michal Plaček, Martin Schmidt, František Ochrana, Gabriela Vaceková and Jana Soukopová
- Why people commit public procurement fraud? The fraud diamond view pp. 345-362

- Ni Wayan Rustiarini, Sutrisno T., Nurkholis Nurkholis and Wuryan Andayani
Volume 19, issue 3, 2019
- Revisiting reliability of estimates at completion for department of defense contracts pp. 186-200

- Deborah B. Kim, Edward D. White, Jonathan D. Ritschel and Chad A. Millette
- Multicriteria approach to select the most economically advantageous tender pp. 201-223

- Gabriella Marcarelli and Andrea Nappi
- Basic research public procurement: the impact on supplier companies pp. 224-251

- Martina Dal Molin and Ezio Previtali
- Implementing public procurement of innovations in an organization: lessons from Norway pp. 252-274

- Deodat Mwesiumo, Kjetil Magnus Olsen, Geir Arne Svenning and Richard Glavee-Geo
Volume 19, issue 2, 2019
- Increasing procurement efficiency through optimal e-commerce enablement scheduling pp. 90-107

- Susan Cholette, Andrew G. Clark and Özgür Özlük
- Public procurement spend analysis at a national level in Finland pp. 108-128

- Timo Kivisto and Veli Matti Virolainen
- Incentives and risk-sharing in public procurement of innovations pp. 129-145

- Niko Suhonen, Timo Tammi, Jani Saastamoinen, Jarkko Pesu, Matti Turtiainen and Lasse Okkonen
- Trust-building in a coopetitive multi-supplier network pp. 146-164

- Markus Järvinen
- Implementing category management of services – a new methodology pp. 165-183

- Aruna Apte, Corey Arruda, Austin Clark and Karen Landale
Volume 19, issue 1, 2019
- The impact of WSARA on the cost of air force weapon systems pp. 2-14

- Jonathan D. Ritschel, Brandon Lucas, Edward White and Danielle Mrla
- Antecedents of supplier selection decisions in the public sector in Nigeria pp. 15-45

- Eyo Essien, George Lodorfos and Ioannis Kostopoulos
- Skew to win, not to profit – unbalanced bidding among informed bidders pp. 46-54

- Johan Nyström and Svante Mandell
- State public-private partnership (P3) legislation and P3 project implementation pp. 55-67

- Lawrence L. Martin
- Factors affecting the efficacy of the Australian indigenous business exemption pp. 68-86

- Matthew Storey
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