The Community Law of Public Contracts: An Infravalorated Pillar of the Overcoming of the Nationalism and of Construction of the European Identity

  • Humberto Gosálbez Pequeño University of Córdoba
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-02-2019pp171-188
Keywords: public contracts, european identity

Abstract

Since the accession of Spain to the European Communities in 1986, Spanish legislation on public contracts has accepted the principle of nondiscrimination by nationality, abandoning the national protectionism of contractors present in Spanish legislation. Law 9/2017 on Contracts of the Public Sector consolidates that historical process of adaptation of the Spanish legislation of public contracts. A European identity appears in the European Law of Public Contracts, a «European nationality» of the national contractors of the Member States.

Received: 02 July 2018
Accepted: 16 July 2018
Published online: 27 February 2019

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Author Biography

Humberto Gosálbez Pequeño, University of Córdoba
Humberto Gosálbez is Associate Professor of Administrative Law at the University of Córdoba (Spain. He has been awarded two six-years research periods (CNAI). He has participated in 12 regional or national research groups. He is the author of three books, two legal theory-practice books and a sectorial legislative Code. Dr. Gosálbez is also the co-author of 3 university legal Manuals and a commented administrative Legislation. He has written many chapters of collective books (15) and many studies in legal Journals (25). Dr. Gosálbez has been as well the editor of 4 collective books. https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/ autor?codigo=176775. His research focuses in the following lines: Tourism Law, Public Patrimonies, Public Contracts and Administrative Procedure Director of the International Journal of Tourism Law (RIDETUR) and of the International Tourism and Business Review (RITUREM)
Published
2019-02-27
How to Cite
Gosálbez Pequeño, Humberto. 2019. “The Community Law of Public Contracts: An Infravalorated Pillar of the Overcoming of the Nationalism and of Construction of the European Identity”. Deusto Journal of European Studies, no. 02 (February), 171-88. https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-02-2019pp171-188.
Issue
No. 02 (2019): SPECIAL ISSUE. European identity: roots and scope
Section
Monographic Articles. Scope of European identity. PART 3: «European identity: legal impact»

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