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Contract and economic organisation : socio-legal initiatives

David Campbell, Peter Vincent‐Jones

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Part 1 Contemporary issues in the socio-legal analysis of contract: franchising - the draftsman's contract, John Adams from co-operative contracting to a contract of co-operation, Roger Brownsword the relational constitution of the discrete contract, David Campbell competing norms of contractual behaviour, Hugh Collins contracts, co-operation and trust - the role of the institutional framework, Simon Deakin and Frank Wilkinson the parasitic role of hybrids, Michael Hutter and Gunther Teubner relational contracts and repeated games, Morten Hviid. Part 2 Socio-legal analysis of public sector contracting: long-term contracts in the market for health care, Paul Fenn et al contracts in the NHS - searching for a model?, David Hughes et al limits of contract in internal CCT transactions - a comparative study of buildings cleaning and refuse collection in Northern Metropolitan, Peter Vincent-Jones and Andrew Harries contracts for public services - a comparative perspective, Kieron Walsh et al.

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Part 1 Contemporary issues in the socio-legal analysis of contract: franchising - the draftsman's contract, John Adams from co-operative contracting to a contract of co-operation, Roger Brownsword the relational constitution of the discrete contract, David Campbell competing norms of contractual behaviour, Hugh Collins contracts, co-operation and trust - the role of the institutional framework, Simon Deakin and Frank Wilkinson the parasitic role of hybrids, Michael Hutter and Gunther Teubner relational contracts and repeated games, Morten Hviid. Part 2 Socio-legal analysis of public sector contracting: long-term contracts in the market for health care, Paul Fenn et al contracts in the NHS - searching for a model?, David Hughes et al limits of contract in internal CCT transactions - a comparative study of buildings cleaning and refuse collection in Northern Metropolitan, Peter Vincent-Jones and Andrew Harries contracts for public services - a comparative perspective, Kieron Walsh et al.

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Part 1 Contemporary issues in the socio-legal analysis of contract: franchising - the draftsman's contract, John Adams from co-operative contracting to a contract of co-operation, Roger Brownsword the relational constitution of the discrete contract, David Campbell competing norms of contractual behaviour, Hugh Collins contracts, co-operation and trust - the role of the institutional framework, Simon Deakin and Frank Wilkinson the parasitic role of hybrids, Michael Hutter and Gunther Teubner relational contracts and repeated games, Morten Hviid. Part 2 Socio-legal analysis of public sector contracting: long-term contracts in the market for health care, Paul Fenn et al contracts in the NHS - searching for a model?, David Hughes et al limits of contract in internal CCT transactions - a comparative study of buildings cleaning and refuse collection in Northern Metropolitan, Peter Vincent-Jones and Andrew Harries contracts for public services - a comparative perspective, Kieron Walsh et al.

Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Constitution, Contract management, Contracting out, Social contract, Sociology, Law and economics, Management

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