Update: all books gone in the first hour. Thank you all for your interest and for lovely emails.
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Going back to the office after along time has made me realise that I had been squirrelling away quite a lot of materials and books that, to be perfectly honest, I have not missed during lockdowns etc (I missed others, though!). More strangely (in retrospect), I had been keeping multiple copies of my own books, or books to which I had contributed. And this is something I would like to correct, in case those books can be of use to somebody else.
So, dear HTCaN friend, if you are interested in any of the books in the following list, please email me (a.sanchez-graells@bristol.ac.uk) and I will gladly post it to you for free (with or without dedication, your choice).
I offer them on a first come, first served basis, but I would be interested to know why you are interested in a specific book/s (academics are notoriously known for our egos, are we not?). This is what is available:
1 copy of A Sanchez-Graells, Public procurement and the EU competition rules (Hart 2011). [This one is only for collectors, I guess …]
1 copy of A Sanchez-Graells, Public procurement and the EU competition rules (2nd edn, Hart 2015).
1 copy of A Sanchez-Graells (ed), Smart Public Procurement and Labour Standards:Pushing the Discussion after RegioPost (Hart 2018).
1 copy of G S Ølykke and A Sanchez-Graells (eds), Reformation or Deformation of the EU Public Procurement Rules (Edward Elgar 2016).
3 copies of A Sanchez-Graells and C De Koninck, Shaping EU Public Procurement Law: A Critical Analysis of the CJEU Case Law 2015-2017 (Wolters Kluwer 2018).
3 copies of M Comba and S Treumer (eds), Award of Contracts in EU Procurements (DJØF 2013).
3 copies of M Burgi, M Trybus and S Treumer (eds), Qualification, Selection and Exclusion in EU Procurement (DJØF 2016).
3 copies of KM Halonen, R Caranta and A Sanchez-Graells (eds), Transparency in EU Procurements. Disclosure Within Public Procurement and During Contract Execution (Edward Elgar 2019).
I hope this is of interest to some of you — and that the books will not end up in Amazon …