Construction Management & Economics

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Volume 22, issue 10, 2004

Simulation of maintenance costs in UK local authority sport centres pp. 1011-1020

A. H. Boussabaine and R. J. Kirkham

Contractor selection using the analytic network process pp. 1021-1032

Eddie Cheng and Heng Li

The antecedents of co-operative behaviour among project team members: an alternative perspective on an old issue pp. 1033-1045

Florence Phua

Project management decisions with multiple fuzzy goals pp. 1047-1056

Reay-Chen Wang and Tien-Fu Liang

Cost vs. production: labour deployment and productivity in social housing construction in England, Scotland, Denmark and Germany pp. 1057-1066

Linda Clarke and Georg Herrmann

The use of construction specifications in Singapore pp. 1067-1079

Patrick Lam, Mohan Kumaraswamy and S.Thomas Ng

Service life prediction of exterior cladding components under standard conditions pp. 1081-1090

Igal Shohet and Monica Paciuk

Occupational rehabilitation in the construction industry of Victoria pp. 1091-1101

Helen Lingard and Andrew Saunders

Volume 22, issue 9, 2004

The impact of non-financial incentives on bricklayers' productivity in Nigeria pp. 899-911

Olabosipo Fagbenle, Aderemi Adeyemi and David Adesanya

Operationalizing culture in construction management research: a social identity perspective in the Hong Kong context pp. 913-925

Florence Phua and Steve Rowlinson

A web-based performance assessment system for environmental protection: WePass pp. 927-935

Sai On Cheung, Chi Ming Tam, Vivian Tam, Kevin Cheung and Henry Suen

Impact of social safety investments on social costs of construction accidents pp. 937-946

S. L. Tang, K. C. Ying, W. Y. Chan and Y. L. Chan

Women's self-perception: an inter-sector comparison of construction, legal and nursing professionals pp. 947-956

V. Chandra and M. Loosemore

Learning capabilities in organizational networks: case studies of six construction projects pp. 957-966

Alexander Styhre, Per-Erik Josephson and Ingeborg Knauseder

Public-private partnerships and contract negotiations: an empirical study pp. 967-978

Marcus Ahadzi and Graeme Bowles

Construction sector concentration: evidence from Britain pp. 979-990

McCloughan, Pat (Patrick)

The work-life experiences of office and site-based employees in the Australian construction industry pp. 991-1002

Helen Lingard and Valerie Francis

Volume 22, issue 8, 2004

Analysing construction project coalitions: exploring the application of social network analysis pp. 787-797

Stephen Pryke

Minimizing demolition wastes in Hong Kong public housing projects pp. 799-805

Chi Sun Poon, Ann Tit Wan Yu, Siu Ching See and Esther Cheung

The determinants of the vertical boundaries of the construction firm pp. 807-825

Adrian Bridge and Clement Allan Tisdell

Achieving the unlikely: innovating in the loosely coupled construction system pp. 827-838

Andre Doree and Elsebeth Holmen

Modelling hook times of mobile cranes using artificial neural networks pp. 839-849

C. M. Tam, Thomas Tong and Sharon Tse

Global performance measures for transnational construction corporations pp. 851-860

Javier Cuervo and Low Sui Pheng

Project owners' role in improving constructability of construction projects: an example analysis for Indonesia pp. 861-876

Bambang Trigunarsyah

A competency-based performance model for construction project managers pp. 877-886

Andrew Dainty, Mei- Cheng and David Moore

Volume 22, issue 7, 2004

Management of construction waste in public housing projects in Hong Kong pp. 675-689

Chi Sun Poon, Ann Tit Wan Yu, Sze Wai Wong and Esther Cheung

Motives for acquisitions among engineering consulting firms pp. 691-700

Gerhard Kreitl and Wolfgang Oberndorfer

Demystifying stakeholders' commitment and its impacts on construction projects pp. 701-715

Mei-Yung Leung, Alice Chong, S. Thomas Ng and Michael Cheung

A comparative study of top British and Chinese international contractors in the global market pp. 717-731

Low Sui Pheng, Hongbin Jiang and Christopher Leong

Developing a business case for knowledge management: the IMPaKT approach pp. 733-743

H. S. Robinson, P. M. Carrillo, C. J. Anumba and A. M. Al-Ghassani

Private sector participation in the delivery of highway infrastructure in Central America and Mexico pp. 745-754

Felipe Vazquez and Stephen Allen

Aggregate efficiency analysis of resource use and demand for labour by the construction industry in Brunei Darussalam pp. 755-764

Rina Hayane Sumardi and Kwabena Asomanin Anaman

A primer on the building economics of climate change pp. 765-775

Viggo Nordvik and Kim Robert Lisø

Volume 22, issue 6, 2004

Promoting sustainable construction waste management in Hong Kong pp. 563-566

Evia Wong and Robin Yip

A review of current practice in constructability improvement: case studies on construction projects in Indonesia pp. 567-580

Bambang Trigunarsyah

A neural network approach to assessing building facade maintainability in the tropics pp. 581-594

M. Y. L. Chew, Nayanthara De Silva and S. S. Tan

Implementing corporate ethics management and its comparison with the safety management system: a case study in Hong Kong pp. 595-606

Man-Fong Ho, Derek Drew, Denny Mcgeorge and Martin Loosemore

Development of a model to estimate the benefit-cost ratio performance of housing pp. 607-617

. M. Johnstone

Scheduling system with focus on practical concerns in repetitive projects pp. 619-630

-Tung Yang and Photios Ioannou

Managing knowledge: lessons from the oil and gas sector pp. 631-642

Patricia Carrillo

A logistic regression approach to modelling the contractor's decision to bid pp. 643-653

David Lowe and Jamshid Parvar

Planning for claims: an ethnography of industry culture pp. 655-662

John Rooke, David Seymour and Richard Fellows

Volume 22, issue 5, 2004

Modelling the determinants of multi-firm project success: a grounded exploration of differing participant perspectives pp. 451-459

Florence Phua

Reducing building waste at construction sites in Hong Kong pp. 461-470

C. S. Poon, Ann Yu and L. Jaillon

Using real option and decision analysis to evaluate investments in the architecture, construction and engineering industry pp. 471-482

Francis Ng and Hans Bjornsson

An integrated regression analysis and time series model for construction tender price index forecasting pp. 483-493

S. Thomas Ng, Sai On Cheung, Martin Skitmore and Toby Wong

Theoretical comparison of alternative delivery systems for projects in unpredictable environments pp. 495-508

Nuno Gil, Iris Tommelein and Glenn Ballard

Grey relation analysis of causes for change orders in highway construction pp. 509-520

Chao-Hui Wu, Ting-Ya Hsieh, Wen-Lon Cheng and Shih-Tong Lu

Cost vs. production: disparities in social housing construction in Britain and Germany pp. 521-532

Linda Clarke and Georg Herrmann

Building for the future: the potential importance of the construction industry in Welsh economic development policy pp. 533-540

Christopher Miller, Gary Packham, David Pickernell and Mark McGovern

The construction industry in the economy of Trinidad & Tobago pp. 541-549

Timothy Michael Lewis

Volume 22, issue 4, 2004

A longitudinal analysis on the relationship between construction output and GDP in Hong Kong pp. 339-345

C. Y. Yiu, X. H. Lu, M. Y. Leung and W. X. Jin

The development of the construction legal system in China pp. 347-356

Lam Yow Thim and Chen Zonggui

A typology for clients' multi-project environments pp. 357-371

Nick Blismas, William Sher, Antony Thorpe and Andrew Baldwin

Valuation techniques for infrastructure investment decisions pp. 373-383

Michael Garvin and Charles Cheah

The locus of control: a determinant of opportunistic behaviour in construction health and safety pp. 385-394

M. Loosemore and A. S. Y. Lam

A multivariate approach to maintenance prediction of wet areas pp. 395-407

M. Y. L. Chew and S. S. Tan

Career, family and work environment determinants of organizational commitment among women in the Australian construction industry pp. 409-420

Helen Lingard and Jasmine Lin

Cross-border post-acquisition knowledge transfer among construction consultants pp. 421-427

Jan Brochner, Sara Rosander and Fredrik Waara

Combining various facets of uncertainty in whole-life cost modelling pp. 429-435

Mohammed Kishk

Volume 22, issue 3, 2004

Production arrangements by US building and non-building contractors: an update pp. 231-235

Nicola Costantino and Roberto Pietroforte

Risk management framework for construction projects in developing countries pp. 237-252

Shou Qing Wang, Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi and Muhammad Yousuf AGURIA

Leadership styles: some evidence from the Turkish construction industry pp. 253-262

H. Giritli and G. Topcu Oraz

The use of Process Cost Model (PCM) for measuring quality costs of construction projects: model testing pp. 263-275

S. L. Tang, Raymond Aoieong and Syed Ahmed

Estimation of international construction performance: analysis at the country level pp. 277-289

Low Sui Pheng and Jiang Hongbin

The relationship between changes in equipment technology and wages in the US construction industry pp. 291-301

Paul Goodrum and Manish Gangwar

Re-interpreting the Building Industry Communications Research Project pp. 303-310

Alan Wild

Whole life appraisal of the repair and improvement work costs of Post Office buildings in Japan pp. 311-318

Kazunobu Minami

Measuring construction project participant satisfaction pp. 319-331

Mei-Yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng and Sai-On Cheung

Volume 22, issue 2, 2004

Improving staff performance pp. 121-121

Vernon Ireland

Service quality performance of design/build contractors using quality function deployment pp. 123-127

David Arditi and Dong-Eun Lee

Psychological adjustment and coping among construction project managers pp. 129-140

Natasha Haynes and Peter Love

Valuing a price cap contract for material procurement as a real option pp. 141-150

Francis Ng, Hans Bjornsson and Samuel Chiu

Black and minority ethnic contractors and consultants and UK housing associations' contracting power pp. 151-157

Andy Steele and Dianne Sodhi

Safety and production: an integrated planning and control model pp. 159-169

Tarcisio Saurin, Carlos Formoso and Lia Guimaraes

Trends of 4D CAD applications for construction planning pp. 171-182

David Heesom and Lamine Mahdjoubi

Representing causal mechanism of defective designs: exploration through case studies pp. 183-192

Takayuki Minato

Client-led strategies for construction supply chain improvement pp. 193-201

Geoffrey Briscoe, Andrew Dainty, Sarah Millett and Richard Neale

An integrated construction project cost information system using MS Access™ and MS Project™ pp. 203-211

A. A. D. A. J. Perera and K. Imriyas

A framework for identification and representation of client requirements in the briefing process pp. 213-221

Qiping Shen, Heng Li, Jacky Chung and Pui-Yee Hui

Volume 22, issue 1, 2004

Letter to the Editor pp. 5-5

D. A. Langford

The role of leaders' paradigm in construction industry change pp. 7-10

Frens Pries, Andre Doree, Bas Van Der Veen and Ruben Vrijhoef

Performance indicators for 'micro-projects' in developing countries pp. 11-23

M. Sohail and A. N. Baldwin

Integrated maintenance management of hospital buildings: a case study pp. 25-34

Sarel Lavy and Igal Shohet

Web-based integrated project control system pp. 35-46

Osama Moselhi, Ji Li and Sabah Alkass

Assessment of the propensity for revisions in design projects through the dichotomous characterization of designer effort pp. 47-54

Mohan Raj Manavazhi

An empirical model for decision-making on ISO 14000 acceptance in the Shanghai construction industry pp. 55-73

Zhen Chen, Heng Li, Qiping Shen and Wei Xu

Farsighted project contract management: incomplete in its entirety pp. 75-83

J. Rodney Turner

Commercial housing ownership predictors in urban China: an analysis of a national survey pp. 85-91

Zhenfeng Pan

The regionalization of international contracting and its implications for models of construction spending pp. 93-100

Bill Dunn

Predicting the probability of winning sealed bid auctions: the effects of outliers on bidding models pp. 101-109

Martin Skitmore