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Also in this edition

• Public Sector contracting: innovation or bureaucracy?
  
  
• Government procurement contracts: some principles of deterrence in public extortion situations
  
  
• Assessing risk on third-party relationships
  
  
• Who is to blame when government contracts go astray?
  
  
• Step up to the mark — why procurement leaders need to embrace contract management
  
  
• Private sector can learn from government — really!
  
  
• A holistic approach to deal with complex public procurement issues: a call to action
  
  
• U.S. Communities — overview of a government purchasing alliance
  
  
• Contracting resources - Profile by Joseph J. McGrenra, CFCM
  
  
• Contracting Resources - Profile by Tony Mackey, HP
  
  
• Contracting Resources
  
  
• From the front line
  
  

Contracting Resources

The original International Contract Manual was initiated as an in-house publication for one of the world's major multinational corporations. Co-sponsored by the Federal Bar Association and the Corporate Bar Association, and produced at the Pace Institute of International Commercial Law, it shares the expertise of many firms and nation-states. The new edition of 2008 is sponsored by IACCM.