Journal of Public Procurement

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof. David Loseby

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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

Volume 18, issue 4, 2018

Theory building in public procurement pp. 282-305

Kouliga Koala and Joshua Steinfeld

The impact of Benin’s first public procurement code and its amendment on healthcare equipment acquisition prices pp. 306-322

Pamphile Thierry Houngbo, Maikel Kishna, Marjolein Zweekhorst, Daton Medenou and Joske G.F. Bunder-Aelen

Co-designing an outcome-based public procurement pp. 323-335

Juha Koivisto

Integrating cleantech into innovative public procurement process – evidence and success factors pp. 336-354

Katriina Alhola and Ari Nissinen

Early contractor involvement approaches in public project procurement pp. 355-378

Paulos Abebe Wondimu, Ali Hosseini, Jadar Lohne and Ola Laedre

Volume 18, issue 3, 2018

Sustainable innovation in public procurement: the decisive role of the individual pp. 190-201

Martin E. Eikelboom, Cees Gelderman and Janjaap Semeijn

Putting your money where your mouth is: green procurement as a form of sustainability pp. 202-216

Jessica Terman and Christy Smith

Socio-economic sourcing: benefits of small business set-asides in public procurement pp. 217-239

Timothy Hawkins, Michael Gravier and Wesley S. Randall

The impacts of in-state procurement preference policies on the economy of South Carolina pp. 240-256

Sawsan Abutabenjeh, Stephen Gordon and Berhanu Mengistu

Fostering innovation in public procurement through public private partnerships pp. 257-280

Nunzia Carbonara and Roberta Pellegrino

Volume 18, issue 2, 2018

Can small, medium and micro enterprises survive in public procurement? pp. 90-110

Thuso Mphela and John P.W. Shunda

Whistle-blowing intentions and behaviour in Ugandan public procurement pp. 111-130

Brenda Tumuramye, Joseph Mpeera Ntayi and Moses Muhwezi

Systemic corruption and public procurement in developing countries: are there any solutions? pp. 131-147

Sope Williams-Elegbe

Does corruption and the institutional characteristics of the contracting authorities affect the execution of healthcare infrastructures? pp. 148-164

Marina Cavalieri, Calogero Guccio and Ilde Rizzo

Professional resistance against competitive public procurement in Iran pp. 165-181

Mehran Sepehri and Mohsen Qadiri

Volume 18, issue 1, 2018

Measuring procurement performance in Europe pp. 2-13

Anthony Flynn

Application of a semantic product matching mechanism in open tendering e-marketplaces pp. 14-30

Ahmad Mehrbod, Aneesh Zutshi, António Grilo and Ricardo Jardim-Gonsalves

The impact of strategy on public sector set-aside programs: the case of the state of Ohio pp. 31-49

Ian Y. Blount, Jay Seetharaman and Trevor L. Brown

Acknowledging knowledge pp. 50-67

Adam M. Williams, Fion Lau and Clifford P. McCue

Estimation of procurement costs incurred by public customers: a case study of a Russian region pp. 68-87

Andrei Yakovlev, Olga Balaeva and Andrey Tkachenko

Volume 17, issue 4, 2017

Cross-country learning in public procurement: An exploratory study pp. 449-482

Kimberly Nijboer, Shirin Senden and Jan Telgen

Public capital asset management:A holistic perspective pp. 483-524

Yaotai Lu

Deliverable accountability, change management and breach in consultancy contracts: A comparative study of world bank versus europeaid funded projects pp. 525-571

Youssef G. Saad

An organizational perspective on the implementation of strategic goals in public procurement pp. 572-605

Andreas H. Glas, Markus Schaupp and Michael Essig

Volume 17, issue 3, 2017

Infusing value for money (VfM) into the public procurement system in botswana pp. 281-341

Emmanuel Botlhale

Forecasting foreign currency exchange rates for department of defense budgeting1 pp. 315-336

Nicholas R. Gardner, Jonathan D. Ritschel, Edward D. White and Andrew T. Wallen

Explaining sme participation and success in public procurement using a capability-based model of tendering pp. 337-372

Anthony Flynn and Paul Davis

Transformative thinking, transformative doing pp. 373-401

Sebastian Chua

The practice of performance-based contracting in developing countries' public procurement: the case of ethiopia pp. 402-431

Baynesagn Asfaw Ambaw and Jan Telgen

Volume 17, issue 2, 2017

Analyzing buyer behavior when selecting green criteria in public procurement pp. 141-186

Mieko Igarashi, Luitzen de Boer and Gerit Pfuhl

Twelve years of scottish school public private partnerships: Are they better value for money? pp. 187-228

Rizal Yaya

Research perspectives on public procurement: Content analysis of 14 years of publications in the journal of public procurement pp. 229-269

Andrea Stefano Patrucco, Davide Luzzini and Stefano Ronchi

Volume 17, issue 1, 2017

The role of training in dismantling barriers to sme participation in public procurement pp. 1-30

Jani Saastamoinen, Helen Reijonen and Timo Tammi

International trade protectionist policies and in-state preferences: A link pp. 31-52

Sawsan Abutabenjeh, Stephen B. Gordon and Berhanu Mengistu

Tracing the effects of politicization on public procurement specialists’ decision-making through values: A structural equation model of the broker-purist lens pp. 53-88

Alexandru V. Roman

A comparative study of formulas for choosing the economically most advantageous tender pp. 89-125

Przemyslaw S. Stilger, Jan Siderius and Erik M. Van Raaij