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Der Beitrag sucht nach grundrechts-dogmatisch tragfähigen Antworten auf die verfassungsrechtlichen Problemlagen und legt den Finger in offene Wunden der gesetzlichen Regelungen.

From a comparative perspective the Covid-19 pandemic provides a unique grand-scale life experience: nearly all countries have been confronted with a similar issue, that of quickly fighting the pandemic, balancing individual health with the sustainability of the national health system, and juggling economic imperatives with the duty to care for the most vulnerable individuals in society.

Der Beitrag ordnet dieses neue Phänomen (verhaltens-)ökonomisch sowie rechtlich ein. Er entwickelt Grundlinien zum verfassungsrechtlich erforderlichen Autonomieschutz sowie einer regulatorischen Antwort auf Dark Patterns.

This contribution focuses on the analysis of the strategies adopted in Germany against the COVID-19 pandemic. The analysis is divided into two main issues represented by the virological containment of the pandemic on the one hand, and by the effort to stem the economic consequences of the containment measures on the other. This emergency has shown to be a real stress test for Germany, putting a strain on the federal division of competences, the democratic institutions as well as the protection of fundamental rights as a qualifying element of the rule of law.

This article studies patterns of sound administrative performance with a focus on networks and knowledge management within and between crises.

The authors analyse empirical evidence (including outcomes from interviews and a survey of civil servants in Germany), about the importance of transaction costs and trust in PPP implementation and performance.

This article conceptualizes the vulnerability of the different stages of Public-Private Partner-ship (PPP) models for corruption against the backdrop of contract theory, principal-agent theory and transaction cost economics, and discusses potential control mechanisms.

This note aims to provide a critical defintion of "sustancial changes" in the sense of the EU 2014/24 Directive on public procurement.

This note aims to provide a short critical assessment of the regulation of supply chain in EU procurement.

This note aims to provide a short critical assessment of the regulation of supply chain in EU procurement.