2021•Unpublished venueRequires access

Public procurement corruption and the European Union: new challenges in the context of the Covid-19 outbreak

Ludovica Shelley Noor Pisani

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Corruption. Causes and consequences. How is it measured? Public procurement. A high-risk area for corruption. The main risks in the tendering process. The importance of transparency. Public procurement corruption across Europe. Public procurement in the European Union. The European framework. The European legislative development. Directive 2014/24/EU and the other reforms. EU efforts in preventing public procurement corruption. Case study: the Covid-19 outbreak. How did Covid-19 start? EU Public procurement rules during the coronavirus pandemic. New challenges.

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Key concepts: European union, Transparency (behavior), Procurement, Directive, Legislature, Business, Language change, Context (archaeology)