Buying Defence and Security in Europe
The EU Defence and Security Procurement Directive in Context
Published on 13. October 2014
Book
Hardback
580 pages
978-1-107-00250-0 (ISBN)
Description
Buying Defence and Security in Europe is the first critical evaluation of the EU Defence and Security Procurement Directive 2009/81/EC, which is now the basis for public and private entities buying armaments and sensitive goods and services in the EU. This instrument aims to ensure non-discrimination, competition and transparency in the security sectors. Part one provides a critical analysis of the economical, historical, political, military-strategic and legal contexts of the new EU Defence and Security Procurement Directive. Part two covers the main aspects of the Directive: its scope, procedures, security of supply and information, offsets and subcontracting, and finally its review and remedies system. This book is an essential overview of a legislative milestone in the field.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 157 mm
Thickness: 36 mm
Weight
983 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-107-00250-0 (9781107002500)
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Buying Defence and Security in Europe
The EU Defence and Security Procurement Directive in Context
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Martin Trybus
Buying Defence and Security in Europe
The EU Defence and Security Procurement Directive in Context
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Person
Martin Trybus is Professor of European Law and Policy and Director of the Institute of European Law at University of Birmingham. He has been involved in many studies of the OECD, the European Commission and the European Defence Agency on matters of public procurement and the European armaments market. He currently serves on the Procurement Review Board of the European Space Agency and is the legal expert on a team led by RAND Europe providing advice and research for the European Commission on the transposition and implementation of the Defence and Security Procurement.
Content
Introduction; Part I. The Context of the Defence Directive: 1. The political and economic context of the Defence Directive: buyers, sellers, and national security; 2. The legal base of the Defence Directive in EU internal market law: prohibitions, exemptions, and proportionality; 3. Defence derogations from the Treaty: Articles 346 and 347 TFEU; 4. The EU law and policy context beyond the Defence Directive: intra-Community transfers, exports, standardisation, competition law, mergers, and State aids; 5. European armaments law and policy outside the EU internal market: EDA, OCCAR, Letter of Intent, and NATO; Part II. The Defence Directive: 6. Inside or outside the Defence Directive: limitation of scope; 7. Security through flexibility: the procurement procedures of the Defence Directive; 8. Security of supply and security of information: description in the specifications, contract conditions, qualification and award criteria; 9. Addressing the structure of the European defence industries: substituting offsets with subcontracts?; 10. The 'hidden Remedies Directive': review and remedies in the Defence Directive; Conclusions.