Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model: Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights?

Claire Methven O'Brien; Olga Martin-Ortega

Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model: Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights?

Claire Methven O'Brien, Olga Martin-Ortega

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Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

Original language	English
Title of host publication	International Markets Regulation and the Erosion of the European Political and Social Model
Editors	Luis Miguel Hinojosa Martinez, Pablo Jesus Martin Rodriguez
Publisher	Thomson/Reuters Aranzadi
Chapter	9
Pages	239-259
ISBN (Print)	9788491976028
Publication status	Published - 2019

Keywords

business and human rights
Human rights
procurement
European Union
Polanyi

Cite this

Methven O'Brien, C., & Martin-Ortega, O. (2019). Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model: Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights? In L. M. Hinojosa Martinez, & P. J. Martin Rodriguez (Eds.), International Markets Regulation and the Erosion of the European Political and Social Model (pp. 239-259). Thomson/Reuters Aranzadi.

Methven O'Brien, Claire ; Martin-Ortega, Olga. / Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model : Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights?. International Markets Regulation and the Erosion of the European Political and Social Model. editor / Luis Miguel Hinojosa Martinez ; Pablo Jesus Martin Rodriguez. Thomson/Reuters Aranzadi, 2019. pp. 239-259

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Methven O'Brien, C & Martin-Ortega, O 2019, Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model: Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights? in LM Hinojosa Martinez & PJ Martin Rodriguez (eds), International Markets Regulation and the Erosion of the European Political and Social Model. Thomson/Reuters Aranzadi, pp. 239-259.

Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model : Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights? / Methven O'Brien, Claire; Martin-Ortega, Olga.

International Markets Regulation and the Erosion of the European Political and Social Model. ed. / Luis Miguel Hinojosa Martinez; Pablo Jesus Martin Rodriguez. Thomson/Reuters Aranzadi, 2019. p. 239-259.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

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Methven O'Brien C, Martin-Ortega O. Public Procurement and the Erosion of the EU Social Model: Outline of a Polanyian Perspective and the Emerging Regulatory Role of Human Rights? In Hinojosa Martinez LM, Martin Rodriguez PJ, editors, International Markets Regulation and the Erosion of the European Political and Social Model. Thomson/Reuters Aranzadi. 2019. p. 239-259