Duncan Fairgrieve is Senior Fellow in Comparative Law and Director of the Tort Law Centre at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, London, and practises as a barrister at 1 Crown Office Row.
François Lichère is Professor of Law at the University of Aix-Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, France and Counsel to law firms.

Introduction
Duncan Fairgrieve and François Lichère
I. National Perspectives
1 Damages for Breach of Public Procurement Law: A French Perspective
Nicolas Gabayet
2 Damages and EC Procurement Law: German Perspectives
Martin Burgi
3 Damages under Public Procurement: The Portuguese Case
Vera Eiró and Esperança Mealha
4 Damages Remedy in England & Wales and Northern Ireland
Fiona Banks and Michael Bowsher KC
5 Damages for Breach of Procurement Law: The Dutch Situation
Jan M Hebly and Folkert G Wilman
6 State Liability in Public Procurement: The Case of Italy
Silvia Ponzio
7 The New Remedial Landscape in Public Procurement in Ireland
Catherine Donnelly
II. Transversal Perspectives: Comparing across Legal Systems
8 Basis and Conditions for a Damages Claim for Breach of the EU Public Procurement Rules
Steen Treumer
9 Damages for Breaches of EU Public Procurement Law: Issues of Causation and Recoverable Losses
Roberto Caranta
10 Procedures and Access to Justice in Damages Claims for Public Procurement Breaches
Duncan Fairgrieve and François Lichère
II. External Perspectives on Public Procurement: Beyond Europe
11 Money Damages in the Context of Bid Protests in the United States
Daniel I Gordon and Michael R Golden
12 Remedies for Breaches of Procurement Regulation and the UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement
Caroline Nicholas