A Practical Guide to PPP in Europe [Paperback]by
Usually ships within 6 to 8 working days Description of A Practical Guide to PPP in EuropeThis second edition of A Practical Guide to PPP in Europe is being published at a time when the economies of Europe are bracing themselves for, at best, a slowdown in growth, or, at worst, a possible recession. With increased pressure on the public purse and a sizeable infrastructure gap across Europe that needs financing, it seems likely that European governments will make greater use of the concept of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in order to deliver much needed transport and social infrastructure.The development of PPP programmes varies markedly between European countries due to differences in the political, legal, business and cultural context. The purpose of this book is to shed some light on these differences by examining developments in a range of European countries from a number of different perspectives. Rather than focus solely on the legal frameworks that govern the PPP process in each country, the authors have provided a much more rounded analysis that includes detailed market commentary and an assessment of the political drivers in each jurisdiction. This book contains individual chapters on twenty Member States, including Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and the UK (with separate chapters on England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland). In addition, there are chapters on Norway, Russia and Serbia, as well as on the EU Commission's approach to PPPs. Title Information
Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonContents of A Practical Guide to PPP in EuropeForewordAndy Carty, Chief Operating Officer, Partnerships UK 1: Introduction Maurice Button, CEO, City & Financial 2: European Union Michael Jürgen Werner, International Managing Partner, Norton Rose 3: Austria Bernhard Haider, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 4: Belgium Filip Tanghe, Partner, Axel Craeybeckx, Senior Associate, Véronique Vanden Acker, Counsel, Helga Van Peer, Partner, Allen & Overy LLP 5: Bulgaria Alexander Katzarsky, Partner, Georgiev, Todorov & Co 6: Czech Republic Kamil BlaaÅek, Counsel, Robert Pelikán, Associate, Jaroslaw Czernek, Associate, Linklaters 7: France Simon Ratledge, Partner, Paul, Ligni, Partner, Linklaters 8: Germany Friedrich Ludwig Hausmann, Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer 9: Greece Elena Tsohou, Partner, Irini Kefaloyanni, Associate, Norton Rose 10: Hungary Dr Gergely Légrádi, Partner, Dr Attila Kovács, Associate, Oppenheim Ügyvédi Iroda 11: Ireland Claire Lenny, Partner, McCann FitzGerald 12: Italy Arturo Sferruzza, Partner, Elisabetta Negrini, Associate, Norton Rose Studio Legale 13: Netherlands Jaap Koster, Partner, Wieke Hoge, Senior Associate, Clifford Chance LLP 14: Poland Andrew Kozlowski, Managing Partner, Inga Lis, Associate, CMS Cameron McKenna 15: Portugal Maria Castelos, Senior Partner, Pedro Melo, Partner, PLMJ Law Firm 16: Romania Manuela Nestor, Managing Partner, Georgeta Harapcea, Associate, NNDKP 17: Russia Max Gutbrod, Partner, Dmitry Marchan, Partner, Sergei Sitnikov, Associate, Baker & McKenzie 18: Denmark Andreas Christensen, Partner, Line Markert, Attorney, Horten Law Firm 19: Finland Laura Huomo, Senior Associate, White & Case LLP 20: Norway Espen Moe, Partner, DLA Piper 21: Sweden Gustaf Reuterskiöld, Senior Associate, Malin Cope, Associate, Lindhs DLA Nordic 22: Serbia LLM Nikola M Jankovic, Attorney, Jankovic, Popovic & Mitic 23: Slovakia Zuzana BartošoviiÄová, Associate, Zoran DraškoviiÄ, Associate, Linklaters 24: Spain Luis Felipe Castresana, Managing Partner, Luis Blanquez, Senior Associate, Simmons & Simmons 25: England and Wales Richard Dyton, Partner, Raj Bavishi, Simmons & Simmons 26: Scotland Stephen Tobin, Partner, McGrigors 27: Northern Ireland Stuart Cairns, Partner, Ciara Seymour, Senior Associate, L'Estrange & Brett Your recently viewed titles |
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