PM-6000 v4

Hunt, M., Eckenwiler, L., Hyppolite, S.-R., Pringle, J., Pal, N., & Chung, R. (2020). Closing well: national and international humanitarian workers’ perspectives on the ethics of closing humanitarian health projects. Journal of International Humanitarian Action, 5(1).
This article explores an investigation of national and international humanitarian workers’ experiences as it pertains to project closure.

Ebekozien, A. (2019). Unethical Practices in Procurement Performance of Nigerian Public Building Projects: Mixed Methods Approach. Theoretical and Empirical Researches in Urban Management, 14(3), 41.
This article examined the effect of unethical practices on the procurement performance of public building projects and attempts to proffer feasible solutions. Explores an investigation of national and international humanitarian workers’ experiences as it pertains to project closure.

Samuels, D. (2021). Government Procurement and Changes in Firm Transparency. Accounting Review, 96(1), 401–430.
This article discusses the requirements that improve suppliers' internal information, which leads to better external reporting when closing a contract. Using a dataset of U.S. government contracts, a positive relationship between government contract awards and firms' external reporting quality was found.

Cholez, C., Magrini, M.-B., & Galliano, D. (2020). Exploring inter-firm knowledge through contractual governance: A case study of production contracts for faba-bean procurement in France. Journal of Rural Studies, 73, 135–146.
This article explores an original setting for practitioners and researchers to analyze contractualization from a learning perspective. It shows that collective contractual governance plays a major role in knowledge development through face-to-face interactions and specific intangible asset investments.

Marques, A., & Pinto, A. (2019). Procurement Practices and the Municipality Auditing Market. Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, 34(4), 524–545.
This study explores a comprehensive analysis of municipal auditing, exploring its several steps: procurement, decision on selection criteria, selection, render and payment of services, and opinion provided.

Zarei, H., Rasti-Barzoki, M., & Moon, I. (2020). A mechanism design approach to a buyer’s optimal auditing policy to induce responsible sourcing in a supply chain. Journal of Environmental Management, 254.
This study explores this paper investigates the effect of a buyer's audits on the tactical decisions of supply chains.