International Journal of Project Organisation and Management
2008 - 2025
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Volume 17, issue 1, 2025
- A critique of project management research pp. 1-21

- Bijan Jamshid-Nejad
- Cross-functional integration case study from project management office: impacts, controversies and inhibitors pp. 22-46

- Felipe Tadeu Ribeiro, Márcio Lopes Pimenta, Éderson Luiz Piato, Daniel Jugend, Adilson da Silva Mello, Per Hilletofth and Olli-Pekka Hilmola
- Driving forces for multinational construction consortiums: the case of a Greek mega-project pp. 47-76

- Theodoros Kalogeropoulos, Konstantinos Kirytopoulos and Zoe Ventura
- Project management methods against failure factors in complex infrastructure projects: the Netherlands view pp. 77-104

- Cheng Qi Wang and Mahak Sharma
- Critical factors and intention to use public private partnership in public projects in Ghana: the mediating role of institutional quality pp. 105-133

- Daniel Agyapong, Osman Light and Francis Gyesaw
Volume 16, issue 6, 2024
- Examining the role of community interest in improving responsible project management practices in construction projects: a developing country's perspective pp. 1-37

- Nnamdu Etukakpan, Martin B. Osei, Idorenyin Etokakpan and Emmanuella Ejime
Volume 16, issue 5, 2024
- The influence of organisational agility and stakeholder management on the success of projects: an empirical study from the oil and gas sectors pp. 1-23

- Muh Arifuddin Budiman, Budi Widjaja Soetjipto, Ratih Dyah Kusumastuti and Setyo Wijanto
Volume 16, issue 4, 2024
- A framework for drivers of stakeholder mismanagement in construction projects pp. 401-423

- Lahiru Kushan Gunawardena and Amir Hossein Ghapanchi
- Evaluating methodologies-in-action: a cognitive approach pp. 424-447

- John R. Drake and Ravi Paul
- Self-managed project teams consist of three key factors that influence their effectiveness: trust, understanding, and power pp. 448-465

- Simon Krause, Hana Stojanová, Viktoria Joy Behrens and Johannes Engelbert Hangl
- Managing stakeholder engagement in Australian not-for-profit projects: implications of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 466-490

- Stephanie Lim and Samer Skaik
- Competency diagnosis models according to project typology pp. 491-519

- Nelson Jose Rosamilha, Luciano Ferreira da Silva and Renato Penha
Volume 16, issue 3, 2024
- Strategies to improve communication among multicultural teams involved in construction projects pp. 263-291

- Jessica Justin Sundeep and Amir Hossein Ghapanchi
- Self-managed teams - a literature review of a project organisation pp. 292-308

- Simon Krause, Hana Stojanová, Viktoria Joy Behrens and Johannes Engelbert Hangl
- A collaborative delivery model with multi-party contract for industrial engineering projects pp. 309-341

- Tommi Pauna, Jaakko Kujala and Kirsi Aaltonen
- Managing opportunism in stakeholder relationships: case of a hospital construction project alliancing pp. 342-368

- Farooq Ali, Harri Haapasalo and Kari-Pekka Tampio
- Servant leadership and megaproject citizenship behaviour: the mediating role of psychological ownership pp. 369-395

- Deribe Assefa Aga
Volume 16, issue 2, 2024
- COVID-19 - project success through a global pandemic, what changed for project managers? pp. 133-161

- Jacob A. Darlison and James Prater
- Should one nominate an internal or external project manager? pp. 162-184

- Baruch Keren and Yossi Hadad
- Evaluating and prioritising decision-making factors in construction project management to select the best constructor pp. 185-208

- Hamed Gheibdoust, Shahram Gilaninia and Mohammad Taleghani
- Managing projects in higher education institutions: a study on critical success factors pp. 209-232

- Dian Trihastuti, Ivan Gunawan, Martinus Edy Sianto and Phatarina Natalia
- Hybrid project management models: a systematic literature review pp. 233-261

- Miroslav Krupa and Jiří Hájek
Volume 16, issue 1, 2024
- Successful stakeholder engagement in not-for-profit projects: a systematic literature review pp. 1-21

- Stephanie Lim and Samer Skaik
- Assessing project management maturity in Sweden pp. 22-45

- Gunnar Dahlin, Olof Molinder and Raine Isaksson
- Analysing the stakeholder networks in collaborative project using network theory: implications for coordination and control pp. 46-74

- Farooq Ali and Harri Haapasalo
- Does temporal distance (still) affect the performance of virtual teams? pp. 75-101

- Idan Roth and Dov Te'eni
- The supporting role of the project management office in the transfer of knowledge between projects - a study of five cases pp. 102-132

- Brighton Tshuma, Cornelis Cristo van Waveren and Herman Steyn
Volume 15, issue 4, 2023
- Elements of client capabilities in integrated projects pp. 395-421

- Laura Saukko, Kirsi Aaltonen and Harri Haapasalo
- The importance of auditing as a success factor for oil and gas joint venture projects pp. 422-450

- Delanyo J. Quayson and Yakubu A. Olawale
- Ongoing performance, resource slack and risk perceptions in projects pp. 451-477

- Hélène Delerue and Hélène Sicotte
- Eliciting and exploring large-scale group preferences to gain insight into group representation and convergence pp. 478-504

- Kristin Weger, Sheri Leder and Bryan Mesmer
- An integrated framework for diversified project portfolio selection pp. 505-542

- Ghizlane Elbok and Abdelaziz Berrado
Volume 15, issue 3, 2023
- A taxonomy of software technologies for empowering managing projects pp. 279-306

- Marvin Opiyo Ambala and Amir Hossein Ghapanchi
- Using scenarios for the development of personal communication competence in project management pp. 307-331

- Elisa Tinoco, Rui M. Lima, Diana Mesquita and Mariane C. Souza
- R&D project evaluation at a university with knowledge acquisition and knowledge engineering pp. 332-350

- Gabriella Haász, Katalin Czakó and Zoltán Baracskai
- Human resource allocation in engineering projects: a stepwise approach using learning curve for predicting the required man-hour pp. 351-374

- Ahmad Ebrahimi, Mohsen Nozohouri and Rouhollah Khakpour
- The effects of project management certification and project complexity on project quality in information technology projects: an organisational information processing perspective pp. 375-394

- Jenifer Walsh Robertson and Gregory N. Stock
Volume 15, issue 2, 2023
- On the performance of projects under uncertainty: an agent-based simulation modelling pp. 129-157

- Bijan Jamshid-Nejad and Samira Alvandi
- Tailoring project management practices for decision making: an in-depth comparative study pp. 158-183

- Wiem Zaouga, Lilia Rejeb and Latifa Ben Arfa Rabai
- Critical behavioural index for improving collaborative working in projects teams using fuzzy synthetic evaluation pp. 184-217

- Florence Yaa Akyia Ellis, Samuel Amos-Abanyie, Titus Ebenezer Kwofie, Samuel Owusu Afram and Clinton Ohis Aigbavboa
- Aligning process-based knowledge management with competencies behaviour: effects of ISO practices pp. 218-252

- Nizar Raissi and Anas Hakeem
- Project management office manager's competences: systematic literature review pp. 253-278

- Yesica, Gregorian Jerahmeel, Mohammad Ichsan, Maharani Syahratu Kertapati, R. Brahma Aditya and Adji Pradana
Volume 15, issue 1, 2023
- An integrated project management methodology under a social perspective in industrialisation projects pp. 1-30

- Anabela Tereso, Gabriela Fernandes, Madalena Araújo, Catarina Oliveira, Teresa Ruão, Ana Isabel Lopes and João Faria
- Project knowledge sharing mechanisms - an exploratory analysis pp. 31-47

- Sylva Žáková Talpová, Petr Smutný and Jakub Procházka
- A complexity scoring model for evaluating complexity of software projects pp. 48-76

- Vyron Damasiotis and Panos Fitsilis
- Moderation effect of flexibility in projects on senior management commitment in achieving success in financial services IT projects pp. 77-98

- Pankaj Tiwari and B. Suresha
- A conceptual framework for scaled agile success pp. 99-128

- Lucas Khoza and Carl Marnewick
Volume 14, issue 4, 2022
- Technical evaluation of contractor in public tendering – a comparative view-point of stakeholders pp. 377-406

- Ali Raza Khoso, Aminah Md Yusof, Nur Izie Adiana Binti Abidin and Nafees Ahmed Memon
- Knowledge creation cycle impact project success: work experience and position as moderator variables pp. 407-430

- Farzaneh Yousefi, Ehsan Momeni and Elham Jahanian
- Delay analysis methods and statements in construction projects pp. 431-451

- Abanoub Wasfy and Ayman H. Nassar
- Inter-firm relationship development in project-based companies: results of an empirical study pp. 452-477

- Janusz Marek Lichtarski
- Personality traits of the project strategist in different project types pp. 478-498

- Shima Nikkhou and Mahmood Golabchi
Volume 14, issue 3, 2022
- Combining the best concepts of agile methods with concepts from predictive ones: applications of simulations, scenarios, and logic pp. 233-254

- Pinyarat Sirisomboonsuk, James R. Burns and Ray Qing Cao
- The core functions of project management in an emerging economy: a new measurement scale pp. 255-282

- Claudia Inés Sepúlveda-Rivillas, Joaquin Alegre and Victor Oltra
- Leading factors and root causes of delay and cost overrun of IT and construction projects in the retail industry in Chile pp. 283-327

- Nicolás Munizaga and Yakubu A. Olawale
- Analysis of risk as opportunity in the management of software projects: a study of Brazilian companies pp. 328-350

- Karollay Giuliani de Oliveira Valério, Carlos Eduardo Sanches da Silva and Sandra Miranda Neves
- Paradigmatic change of dissertation research pattern: a qualitative assessment of project management education pp. 351-376

- Mehrdad Sarhadi and Seyed Hosein Hoseini
Volume 14, issue 2, 2022
- Managing small projects in large healthcare organisations pp. 105-125

- Muriel Mignerat, François Durand and Monika Jasinska
- Optimising resource-constrained project probabilistic scheduling problem through a combination of simulation and meta-heuristic algorithm (case study: Govah Sanat Company) pp. 126-143

- Maryam Ghasemifard and Sayed Shahab Amelian
- Innovative governance strategy to enhance the performance and the efficiency of IT project management activities pp. 144-175

- Mohamed Ahmed Hamada and Akbota Akzambekkyzy
- A conceptual model for portraying the impact of institutional elements on performance of construction megaprojects pp. 176-203

- Mohammadreza Hajialikhani, Mojtaba Azizi, Mohammad Hossein Sobhiyah and Mahdi Mortazavi
- Performance evaluation of team dynamics and team effectiveness in projects using CRITIC approach pp. 204-231

- Sunitha Kumaran
Volume 14, issue 1, 2022
- Adopting scrum methodology in the project of organising a concert pp. 1-19

- Ewa Marchwicka, Paulina Tusz and Jan Betta
- A multi-purpose model for optimising project selection and activities scheduling by balancing resource allocation pp. 20-35

- Behnaz Keynezhad and Ali Goharshenasan
- Absorptive capacity in information technology projects: a multiple case study in the telecommunication industry pp. 36-64

- Nadia Pedrosa, Luciana Montoni, Cristina Dai Prá Martens, Luciano Ferreira Da Silva and Julio Carneiro Da Cunha
- Project portfolio management practices - a theoretical base and practitioner guidelines pp. 65-88

- Martin J. Butler
- Adopting an integrated project delivery collaboration framework: a case study of a wastewater treatment plant project in Vietnam pp. 89-103

- Marina L. Viana, Bonaventura H.W. Hadikusumo, Ehsan Saghatforoush, Thais Sartori and Zahra Kahvandi
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