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Legal Risks in the Realization of a Public-private Partnership Agreement: as an Example of the Russian Federation and the Kyrgyz Republic

Student: Nasipkulov Askar

Supervisor: Svetlana Maslennikova

Faculty: Faculty of Law

Educational Programme: Public Law (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2021

The implementation of public-private partnership projects is always accompanied by risks. Risk is the uncertainty that is associated with the likely occurrence of undesirable situations and consequences during the implementation of an investment project. This research is devoted to legal risks in public-private partnership projects in the Russian Federation and the Kyrgyz Republic. Primarily, it should be noted that PPP in these countries is a relatively new institution. However, the practice of using it varies greatly. Many Russian legal scholars have paid attention to the problem of legal risks in the field of public-private partnership. However, for the most part, these authors conducted a legal analysis of risks in PPP projects based on domestic practice, only occasionally referring to international experience. At the same time, there are no similar comprehensive studies in relation to Kyrgyzstan at all. One of the tasks of this research is to fill this gap. But the main purpose of the research is to develop general concepts of legal risk, as well as to form practical recommendations for their distribution and minimization in the implementation of PPP projects. The research uses both general scientific analytical methods and other methods of cognition. In particular, this work provides a comparative and logical analysis of scientific articles, regulatory legal acts, as well as judicial practice.

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