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Public contracts and global market: an approach from the XXI century administrative law

Bruno Ariel Rezzoagli    

Resumen

In this article there is a need to foster a new doctrinal approach to procurementfrom the principles enshrined in the emerging global administrativelegal order; which strikes, with increasing intensity, national regulations onthe subject. The administrative law also has been hit by globalization, whichbreaks the old schemes of government contracting with a purely domesticnature after an undeniable trend towards shaping a comprehensive law onpublic contracts.

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pp. 29 - 41
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ADMINISTRACIÓN

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