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Slavica Joković PhD, Doctor of Economics, Visiting Lecturer, Senior level economic policy advisor with extensive experience, with the internships of 6 months at the EUROPEAN COMMISSION as well as 3 months at the BANQUE INTERNATIONALE A LUXEMBOURG; specialized in the area of public procurement at International Training Centre of the ILO, Turin, Italy; Certified trainer in the field of public procurement in the Western Balkans and Turkey; Independent expert in public procurement policy with more than 10 years of relevant experience including: drafting amendments to the Public Procurement Law in Serbia and legislation proposals; providing consulting services to enterprises/bidders and contracting authorities, rules interpretation, EU rules governing public procurement, training delivery, such as Training of Trainers workshops on EU legislation on public procurement organized by the ITCILO, as well as workshops organized by TAIEX, seminars, conferences and workshops on national public procurement legislation; published 6 books and more than 60 articles by various international and local publishers; Member of the academic research network “Public Contracts in Legal Globalization”, Associate Member of the Procurement Law Academic Network - The PLAN Network, American Writers & Artists Inc. (AWAI) Member, Giveaway Prize Winner on Readers` Favorite 2017 International Book Award Contest for the eBook: ” WINNING PUBLIC PROCUREMENT CONTRACTS IN SERBIA- Manual”, 2017/Amazon Kindle Edition
Reviewed by K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
Public-Private Partnership and Concessions in Serbia – Manual is a primer for business written by author Slavica Joković, PhD. Aimed at both students and professionals working in industries which have public-private partnerships, this book focuses specifically on the law surrounding them in Serbia. Many topics are covered, including the specific definitions and principles as laid out by Serbian law, an explanation of the Public-Private Commission and the resolution of disputes and supervision. In addition to this, procedural elements are explained in full, including how procedures are initiated both with and without elements of concession, and the author offers an explanation of the contents of the public contract.
Public-Private Partnership and Concessions in Serbia – Manual is a well presented and well organized book from start to finish. Slavica Joković has arranged this book with clear chapter headings that separate elements out in a way that makes it easy to reference, especially if you are a student looking for a specific subject area to use in your work. I won’t pretend for a moment that I easily understand the complexities of this area of business and law, but the standard of English used to explain concepts was very concise and well constructed. I didn’t spot any obvious errors during my reading, and the piece speaks with a clear and neutral voice that makes it accessible for anyone wishing to learn more on the topic. Overall, Public-Private Partnership and Concessions in Serbia - Manual does exactly what it promises, and does it very well.
