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Doing Good, is Good Business Download the PDF file here. What if the Irish government had to consider the impact on society of every euro it spent? Not just to keep voters happy, but to improve the...
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Would Public Procurement Stretch Dante’s Imagination?Download the PDF file here.If Dante lived amongst us today, he might, according to some, be forced to add a tenth ring to his Inferno: public...
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Could the fortune-telling crystal ball, made for Cixi, the empress dowager of the Qing (now on display in the museum of Philadelphia) have foreseen the COVID-19 outbreak in China? This COVID-19...
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Sorry, ladies; in Ireland ‘adjudication’ is a male-only affair!The attraction of a cheap and rapid dispute resolution procedure for construction claims without lawyers is comparable to the mythical...
View ArticleMarking A Milestone: The Long-Awaited Chinese ‘Civil’ Code
It might have been overshadowed by Coronavirus coverage, but the coming into force on 1 January 2021 of the new Chinese Civil Code is of major importance in the world of comparative law. It is the most...
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PUBLIC PROCUREMENT rules focus on procedures that involve the use of taxpayers’ money. How can these procedures – right across the whole lifecycle of a public procurement – be used in a way that...
View ArticleKEEP THE SACRED PRINCIPLES OF TENDERING AT THE CENTRE OF ANY PREQUALIFICATION...
Two recent animated movies, Disney’s Oscar-winning Encanto and Disney-Pixar’s Luca, coincidentally have the name ‘Bruno’ at the centre. In one, Bruno is the black-sheep brother who no one will discuss,...
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