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Privatising public prisons : labour law and the public procurement process / Amy Ludlow.
Publisher: Oxford ; Portland, Oregon : Hart Publishing, 2015Copyright date: ©2015Description: xii, 244 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781849466547
- 1849466548
- 9781474200950 (online)
- Privatizing public prisons : labor law and the public procurement process
- Great Britain. Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations
- Great Britain
- Labor laws and legislation -- Great Britain
- Privatization -- Law and legislation -- Great Britain
- Public contracts -- Great Britain
- Government purchasing -- Law and legislation -- Great Britain
- Prisons -- Privatization -- Great Britain
- KD3095 .L83 2015
Contents:
Setting the scene -- Methodology -- The promises and fictions of competition in public services -- Social values, identities and sustainability of competition in public service markets -- The public procurement rules : creating a socially sustainable regulatory framework for public service competition? -- Competition in action : social sustainability and public procurement -- Competition in action : social sustainability and TUPE -- Reintegrating the market in society : conclusions and principles for more socially sustainable public procurement exercises.
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National Law School | Not for loan | EBK-475 |
Setting the scene -- Methodology -- The promises and fictions of competition in public services -- Social values, identities and sustainability of competition in public service markets -- The public procurement rules : creating a socially sustainable regulatory framework for public service competition? -- Competition in action : social sustainability and public procurement -- Competition in action : social sustainability and TUPE -- Reintegrating the market in society : conclusions and principles for more socially sustainable public procurement exercises.
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