2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-77000-6_94
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Trends in the Development of Public-Private Partnerships on the Example of the Social Sector of Moscow

Abstract: This study focuses on legislative regulation of public-private partnerships, its development, and implementation mechanisms in the socio-economic sector. To analyze the partnership of business and government in the infrastructure sectors, we reviewed the experience of similar projects in the social sector on the example of the city of Moscow. The authors have analyzed the legal framework of municipal public-private partnership (PPP), identified several legal problems, and examined the development prospects of … Show more

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“…In the law-enforcement practice of foreign countries, different types of concession agreements are used, defined depending on the tasks that need to be solved by the state and the principles of their implementation (Chizhikova et al, 2022). The main ones are represented by two models of building the relationship between public and private partners, developed by the beginning of the second millennium in world practice: British and French (Concession.., 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the law-enforcement practice of foreign countries, different types of concession agreements are used, defined depending on the tasks that need to be solved by the state and the principles of their implementation (Chizhikova et al, 2022). The main ones are represented by two models of building the relationship between public and private partners, developed by the beginning of the second millennium in world practice: British and French (Concession.., 2014).…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%