1st Edition
Public Private Partnerships in Transport Trends and Theory
I. National Context 1. Introducing the national context for PPPs – elements and dimensions 2. Diverging or converging PPP policies, regulations and supporting arrangements? A comparative analysis of twenty European countries 3. Finding an institutional evolutionary maturity concept: an exploratory analysis for European experience in PPPs 4. Transport PPPs east of Elbe: destined to succeed or doomed to fail? 5. National contexts for PPPs in Europe: conclusions and policy recommendations II. Decision Models 6. Decision Models in Public Private Partnerships: Introduction 7. Improving PPP decision-making processes: A Decision Support framework 8. Design the Tendering Process in PPPs: A Transaction Cost-based Approach 9. Bonds and Derivatives as Financing and Risk Management Instruments in PPPs 10. Decision Models in Public Private Partnerships: Conclusions, future research and policy recommendations III. Performance 11. Performance Monitoring and Assessment: Introduction 12. Main challenges in PPP’s for Port development 13. Critical Success Factors in Different Stages of Delivery in PPP transport Infrastructure Projects 14. Cross Country Analysis of PPP: The Case of Urban Light Rail Projects 15. Measuring Success in PPP Road Projects in Europe: A Performance Measurement System (PMS) 16. Performance monitoring and assessment: Conclusions, Future Research and Policy Recommendations IV. Efficiency 17. Efficiency in Transport PPPs: An Introduction 18. Multinational Comparison of the Tension between Standards and Context in Public-Private Partnerships 19. The Transport PPP Market: Strategic Investors 20. A Methodological Framework for the Credit Assessment of Transport Infrastructure Projects 21. Efficiency in Transport PPPs: Conclusions, future research and policy recommendations
Biography
Athena Roumboutsos is Assistant Professor at the Department of Shipping, Trade and Transport, University of the Aegean, Greece.
