Fruit d'une recherche internationale, cet ouvrage propose de manière novatrice une étude approfondie et comparée des principes encadrant le droit des contrats publics en Europe.
En associant des études conceptuelles et une typologie des principes avec près de vingt chapitres nationaux, l'ouvrage offre un panorama inédit de la diversité des principes intervenant dans les contrats publics. Par une étude combinée des principes issus du droit de l'Union (égalité, non-discrimination, transparence) et de principes reconnus dans les droits nationaux, cette étude internationale comporte de nombreuses sources d'informations et de comparaisons en droit des contrats publics.

--- In most EU Member States, but also at the international level, reference to principles has become an essential feature of the legal framework surrounding the award and performance of public contracts. A great diversity and heterogeneity shapes these principles. Together with the EU core principles of public procurement (equality, nondiscrimination, transparency), a wide range of principles is also recognized at national level, including principles of a contractual nature, principles related to administrative law, principles focusing on the competitive requirements, but also principles worded in a general way, dealing with social and environmental objectives.

This in-depth and bilingual (English / Français) international study, based on a five years research, contains a clear overview and an exhaustive inquiry of such diversity of use of principles. Based on a common methodology, this volume combines sources of international law, EU law (directives on public procurement and ECJ'S case law) as well as several national laws (Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania Slovenia, Spain, UK).

By grasping these sources underlying the implementation of principles, this volume is a groundbreaking contribution for understanding legal pluralism in the field of public contracts.

L'ouvrage rassemble les contributions de : J.-B. Auby, M. Amilhat, V. Bouhier, P. Bourdon, R. Caranta, C. Cravero, P. Cerqueira Gomes, É. Chevalier, R. Colavitti, P. Cossalter, A.L. Durviaux (†), M. Franch Saguer, B. Ferk, P. Ferk, B. Fikarová, L. Folliot Lalliot, N. Gabayet, O. Giakouminaki, A. Havlová, K. Hodošcek, S. de La Rosa, L. Lebon, F. Lombard, Y. Marique, P. de Montalivet, M. Morales, R.H. Nielsen, S. Pietrzak, J. Petrová, M. Pignatti, G. M. Racca, H. Rassafi-Guibal, M. Ráž, C. Risvig Hamer, S. Schoenmaekers, F. Schubert, D. E. Schoeni, M. Turudic , P. Valcárcel Fernández, R. Vornicu et C.R. Yukins.

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