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Law Department is hosting a conference on 18. November 2011.

The conference at Copenhagen Business School continues the series of Nordic conferences dedicated to the topic, in Helsinki, Finland (2003), Stockholm, Sweden (2005) and Turku, Finland (2007) and the First European Proactive Law Symposium held in 2009 in Nancy, France.

This book brings together essays by leading legal scholars from a number of European countries on European legal method(s). The concept is used in a broad and open sense as it is subject to development. Both in Europe and in North America there is, and has for some years been, a seemingly renewed debate on methodology in legal research.

'“Partnership” is a widely-used and confusing term in public management. This book pilots the reader expertly through the diverse ambitions for PPPs, and the contexts in which they have been used. It draws on the first-hand experience of politicians and managers in steering partnerships, combined with solid research and observation. A particular strength is the recognition of how PPPs are understood in various national settings, and the scope for international policy learning. The contributors write in a style which is both authoritative and accessible to students, policy-makers and professionals seeking to understand the complexities of partnership working.’– Francis Terry, London School of Economics, UK