Public Procurement as a Tool of State - Building in Post - Conflict Situations: The Case of Afghanistan

Ewa Suwara

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978-83-8017-070-4

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Elipsa

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2016

Liczba stron:

380

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Suwara, Ewa. Public Procurement as a Tool of State - Building in Post - Conflict Situations: The Case of Afghanistan. Red. . Warszawa: Elipsa, 2016, 380 s. ISBN 978-83-8017-070-4

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A1 Suwara, E.

T1 Public Procurement as a Tool of State - Building in Post - Conflict Situations: The Case of Afghanistan

PB Elipsa

PP Warszawa

YR 2016

SN 978-83-8017-070-4

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The dissertation is a novel study on the Polish literature market. In an interesting manner, it presents an important issue in terms of economy and state institutions, namely, public procurement. Her experience as a practitioner, as shown in her a...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-8017-070-4

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

Elipsa

Rok wydania:

2016

Liczba stron:

380

XML:ISBN/ISSN:

ONIX MARC21

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Introduction

anexplanationastohowconflictisdefinedintermsofinternationallaw,as

wellasamethodofidentificationwithregardtomeasuringitsoccurrence

andthelevelofitsintensity.Sincegeopoliticalfactorsimpactthepractical

implementationofregulations,suchathesisrequiresadiscussionofthe

specificityofthisphenomenonfromintrastateandregionalperspectives.

(2)State-buildinginAfghanistanisaprocesswhichhasbeendrivenby

internationalactorssince2001.Forthem,suchexternalassistance

constitutesaninstrumentfortheachievementoftheirobjectivesand,as

such,isconditionedbythem.Recognisingastateasbeingpost-conflict

enablesthespecificationoftypesofexternalassistanceandtheinternational

actorshelpinginstate-building.Asaresult,itpermitstheidentificationof

theregulationsintheareaofpublicprocurementwhichareappliedtothe

transferenceofaid.

(3)Modellawsintheareaofpublicprocurementconstituteaformof

internationalassistance.Theapplicationofmodellawsconstitutesan

elementofreformofthesystemofpublicfinancewithinstate-building.The

openingofthepublicprocurementmarketbearseconomicsignificance.

Fromtheperspectiveofinternationalactors,theadjustmentofnational

regulationstointernationalstandardsenablesforeignentitiestoaccessthe

domesticmarketofthestatebeingrebuilt.Thedraftingandsubsequent

transferofmodellawsconstituteaformofinternationalassistancewith

theaimofaccessingthemarket,and,asaconsequence,increasingits

competitiveness.

(4)Themodelprocurementlawsproposedbyinternationalactorsarenot

alwayssuitableinstrumentsforpost-conflictstates.Thespecificsofsuch

statesrequirethatlegalregulationsintheareaofpublicprocurementshould

beadjustedtothecontextinwhichtheyaretobeapplied.(One-size-fits-all,

solutions,althoughconsistentwithinternationalstandards,arenoteffective

becausetheydonotcorrespondtotheneedsofthepost-conflictstateand

donotallowforsustainablefulfilmentofitsfunctions.

(5)Thetransferofmodellawsintheareaofpublicprocurementoccursat

astagewhichisprematureinregardtostate-building.Thepost-conflict

stateisatthebeginningoftheprocessofbeingrebuiltandrequiresthe

adjustmentofinstrumentsofinternationalassistancetotheprevailing

conditions,includingtheexistingcapacityofstateinstitutions.Prematurely

transferringmodellawsintheareaofpublicprocurementdoesnotallowthe

statebeingrebuilttotakefulladvantageofinternationalassistance,andthus

mayweakenitseffectiveness.

Specificresearchissues:inthecourseofanalysisseveralissueshavebeen

identified.Themostessentialarethefollowing:

•definingthenotionofstate-buildinginapost-conflictsituation;

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