Auftragsvergaben extraterritorialer Einrichtungen

The law of which country is applicable, if works, supplies and services are to be procured for or through extraterritorial facilities (e.g. embassies)? In other words, how far reaches the extraterritorial influence of European/German Public Procurement Law? Neither jurisprudence nor legal literature has thoroughly examined this issue yet. Even the European Legislator has not expressed its view on this subject so far.
For that reason, the main focus of this work is to determine a legal allocation using the regulations of the Conflict of Laws. Due to the fact that Public Procurement Law above the EU thresholds is located at the interface between Private and Public Law regulations of both Private and Public International Law are eligible for legally allocating this issue. The book is written for practitioners (contraction authorities and participants in award procedures), advisors and scientists and gives a broad overview over the most significant problems of this conflict-of-law topic.