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Concession as a precondition for relatively reserved rights of the foreigners in the Republic of Macedonia: the case of small hydroelectric plants

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Kocevska, Katerina
Nuhija, Bekim

Abstract

Concession as a precondition for relatively reserved right, gives the foreigners almost equal rights as domestic citizens of the Republic of Macedonia. Our goal is to address the legal aspects and the procedure of giving the right to concession. This paper is mainly qualitative research of desk work... view more

Concession as a precondition for relatively reserved right, gives the foreigners almost equal rights as domestic citizens of the Republic of Macedonia. Our goal is to address the legal aspects and the procedure of giving the right to concession. This paper is mainly qualitative research of desk work on International private Law, Law on public procurements, Law on concessions and public private partnership in the Republic of Macedonia along with a case study on Concession on power plants in the Republic of Macedonia. Renewable energies are the future, which is why law researchers and law makers need to contribute in making of better laws that adapt to upcoming events in the energy field.... view less

Keywords
concession; public private partnership; alien; public contracts system; international law; legal factors; power plant; energy industry; Macedonia; private law

Classification
Law

Free Keywords
concession; public procurement; Republic of Macedonia; foreigners; small hydroelectric plants

Document language
English

Publication Year
2017

Page/Pages
p. 55-65

Journal
Journal of Liberty and International Affairs, 3 (2017) 2

ISSN
1857-9760

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 1.0


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