The distinction between in-house and ex-house providing is
fundamental and is well known in practice and theory. It is of
utmost importance, as the consequence of the categorization of an
arrangement as "in-house" is, that it falls outside of the scope of
the EC public procurement rules. However, for various reasons, it
is often very difficult to establish whether an arrangement is
in-house or not. The case law from the European Court of Justice on
this subject is highly complex, whereas the case law at national
level is sparse. Furthermore, the legal literature both at national
and international levels has been relatively limited. This book
deals with in-house in a broader perspective and looks into the
interpretation, implementation, and practice at the national level
in a range of Member States. This book is the first in the new
European Procurement Law series, which will contribute to a
strengthened dialogue between the various legal cultures in the
field of procurement.
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