Constitutional and administrative law comments on public-private partnerships in urban development

Experiences from the Netherlands

Conference paper (2011)

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Department
Real Estate and Housing (Architecture) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2011 Hobma, F.A.M.
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31-12-2011

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5th Conference of the International Academic Association on Planning, Law and Property Rights, PLPR, Alberta, Canada, 25-28 May 2011

Faculty

Architecture

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Real Estate and Housing

Abstract

Public-private partnership agreements can be seen as government making use of private law to achieve planning objectives. Public-private partnerships (PPP’s) have extensively been used in urban development projects during the past few decades in the Netherlands (and elsewhere around the globe). A lot of experience has been gained regarding PPP’s, in particular on the local level. However, from the legal viewpoint, critical comments can be made regarding the use of public-private partnerships for urban development; in particular regarding PPP joint-ventures.

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