| D21-3 PUBLIC - PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP | |||
| Public Private Partnership (PPP) as a form of cooperation among public and private organisations has already been established in practice. The session deals with topics considering the economic impact on certain branches, sustainability and the selection of project procurement methods as well as reporting on PPP both on a theoretical and a country-specific perspective with a focus on developments within the European Union. The presentations in the session represent a well-balanced mixture of theoretical and empirical work, the results are applicable world-wide. | |||
| Organizer: Michaela Schaffhauser-Linzatti, University of Vienna - Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics — Austria | |||
Alexander Redlein, Vienna University of Technology — Austria,
Economic Impact of Facility Management |
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Athena Roumboutsos, University of Aegean — Greece,
Sustainability and its Impact on the Selection of Project Procurement Method |
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Walter Scherrer, University of Salzburg — Austria and Ronald W. McQuaid, Napier University Edinburgh — England,
Public Private Partnership in the European Union - The Cases of the UK, Germany, and Austria |
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Silvia Maria Pernsteiner, Michaela Schaffhauser-Linzatti and Regina Karl, University of Vienna - Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics — Austria,
Reporting on Public Private Partnership Projects |
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