International Journal of Project Organisation and Management
2008 - 2025
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2016
- Risk management maturity in large complex rail projects: a case study pp. 301-323

- Khim Teck Yeo, Yingtao Ren and Yingju Ren
- Strategies to improve job outcomes of construction site supervisors pp. 324-347

- Florence Yean Yng Ling and Lionel Jun Jie Low
- Project managers' motivation in the Jordanian construction industries pp. 348-365

- Razan J. Al-Khaza'aleh, Ghaleb Y. Abbasi and Ali I. Alahmer
- Modelling of trust and working relationship in construction project management: a case study of Vietnam pp. 366-395

- Nguyen Thanh Tam and Bonaventura H.W. Hadikusumo
Volume 8, issue 3, 2016
- The status quo of innovations within the construction industry: a conceptual model pp. 217-240

- M. Reza Hosseini, Nicholas Chileshe, Jian Zuo and Bassam Baroudi
- Can teams benefit from using a mindful infrastructure when defensive behaviour threatens complex innovation projects? pp. 241-258

- Peter R.A. Oeij, Steven Dhondt, Jeff B.R. Gaspersz and Ernest M.M. De Vroome
- Dynamic project scheduling with reduction of activity durations pp. 259-274

- Toshihisa Fujiwara, Hiroshi Morita and Haruhiko Suwa
- Causes of construction change orders in Qatar: contractors' perspective pp. 275-299

- Abdulaziz M. Jarkas and Saleh A. Mubarak
Volume 8, issue 2, 2016
- Construction of project portfolio considering efficiency, strategic effectiveness, balance and project interdependencies pp. 103-126

- Baris Canbaz and Franck Marle
- What affects voluntary employee turnover in building organisations?: Empirical studies in Australia, Mainland China and Taiwan pp. 127-150

- Vivian W.Y. Tam, S.X. Zeng and Peter S.P. Wong
- Barriers to client-contractor communication: implementing process innovation in a building project in Sweden pp. 151-171

- Susanne Engström and Lars Stehn
- Critical success factors influencing the success of Constituency Development Fund construction projects in Kenya: a confirmatory factor analysis pp. 172-196

- Christopher Ngacho and Debadyuti Das
- Competency model for female project managers in the construction industry: a case study in Malaysia pp. 197-215

- Mastura Jaafar, Azlan Raofuddin Nuruddin, Nur Liyana Othman and Alireza Jalali
Volume 8, issue 1, 2016
- Realising value from projects: a performance-based analysis of determinants of successful realisation of project benefits pp. 1-23

- Kunal Mohan, Frederik Ahlemann and Jessica Braun
- Organisational influences impacting user involvement in a major information system project: a case study in a governmental organisation pp. 24-43

- Bassam A. Hussein and Kristin H. Hafseld
- Changing institutional practices in the Dutch construction industry pp. 44-62

- Alfons Van Marrewijk and Marcel B. Veenswijk
- Factors influencing life cycle management for community infrastructure development pp. 63-86

- Preenithi Aksorn and Chotchai Charoenngam
- Project team learning in mega projects: are we truly learning the lessons? pp. 87-102

- Hani M. Gharaibeh
Volume 7, issue 4, 2015
- The drivers and strategies of carbon reduction in projects: perceptions of the Australian construction practitioners pp. 307-326

- Peter S.P. Wong, Jason Zapantis, Adam Owczarek, Joseph Spinozzi, Zennan Kefalianos and Matthew Murison
- Shared understanding during design and delivery: the case of a large-scale information systems program pp. 327-338

- Joyce Fortune, Geoff Peters and Lawson Short
- The application of early contractor involvement and its impact on project performance pp. 339-351

- Xianhai Meng and Peter Humphreys
- Should project management aspire to be an archetypal profession: evidence from Australian-based research pp. 352-368

- Julien Pollack and Chivonne Algeo
- Identification of operational trust factors in contractor-owner relationships: a case study in Vietnam pp. 369-388

- Nguyen Thanh Tam and Bonaventura H.W. Hadikusumo
- Context as a mediator in film projects: lessons from Cleopatra to John Carter pp. 389-405

- Barry Shore
Volume 7, issue 3, 2015
- Processual knowledge production in organisations dealing with projects pp. 206-220

- Kaj U. Koskinen
- Fuzzy projects: a qualitative investigation of project leaders' service role pp. 221-235

- Thommie Burström and Timothy L. Wilson
- Atypical perspectives on project management: moving beyond the rational, to the political and the psychosocial pp. 236-250

- Jan Saint-Macary and Lavagnon A. Ika
- Project management for academic research projects: balancing structure and flexibility pp. 251-269

- Hélène Riol and Denis Thuillier
- BIM: in search of the organisational architect pp. 270-283

- Daniel Forgues and Albert Lejeune
- Exploring the impact of team rapport and empowerment on information processing and project performance in outsourced system development pp. 284-305

- Stella D. Tomasi, Neeraj N. Parolia, Chaodong Han and Tobin Porterfield
Volume 7, issue 2, 2015
- Offshore software project management: mapping project success factors pp. 111-131

- Yeongling H. Yang and Giora Tamir
- Utilisation of BSC to transform corporate-level goals into project portfolio strategies pp. 132-150

- Naser Bagheri Moghadam, Majid Samsami, Seyed Hossein Hosseini and Mahdi Sahafzadeh
- A performance evaluation framework of construction projects: insights from literature pp. 151-173

- Christopher Ngacho and Debadyuti Das
- Analysis of education and practical relevance of project management topics in New Zealand pp. 174-183

- Indra Gunawan
- Projects as temporary organisations: insights from requirement volatility management practices pp. 184-202

- Rahul Thakurta
Volume 7, issue 1, 2015
- A new approach for joint venture stakeholder analysis: the impact of a parent company's organisational dimensions on its project risk profile pp. 1-14

- Yang Fan and Mary Anne Nixon
- Three dimensional stakeholder analysis - 3dSA: adding the risk dimension for stakeholder analysis pp. 15-30

- Selim Tugra Demir, David James Bryde, Damian John Fearon and Edward Godfrey Ochieng
- Opportunism in construction contracting: minefield and manifestation pp. 31-55

- Hoi Yan Pang, Sai On Cheung, Mei Ching Choi and Sin Yi Chu
- Exploration of correct LPS practices in scheduling of large, complex, and constrained construction projects pp. 56-71

- Søren Lindhard and Søren Wandahl
- Corruption in the South African construction industry: experiences of clients and construction professionals pp. 72-97

- Paul Bowen, Peter Edwards and Keith Cattell
- A project selection, prioritisation and classification approach for organisations managing continuous improvement (CI) pp. 98-110

- Souraj Salah
Volume 6, issue 4, 2014
- A tool for integrating time, cost and quality perspectives in Probability Impact (P-I) Tables pp. 303-318

- Selim Tugra Demir, David James Bryde, Damian John Fearon and Edward Godfrey Ochieng
- Procuring complex projects using the competitive dialogue pp. 319-335

- Mieke Hoezen, Hans Voordijk and Geert Dewulf
- Factors influencing public sector employee's intention to work on projects pp. 336-357

- Norbert Maass, Kamrul Ahsan and Simon Mowatt
- Transformation in the organisation and management of traditional contracting system in the UK pp. 358-378

- Adekunle Sabitu Oyegoke, Temidayo O. Akenroye and Michael Dickinson
- Critical chain and theory of constraints applied to yachting shipbuilding: a case study pp. 379-397

- Maurizio Bevilacqua, Filippo Emanuele Ciarapica and Giovanni Mazzuto
Volume 6, issue 3, 2014
- The effect of unlearning on organisational learning behaviour and performance in construction contracting organisations pp. 197-214

- Peter S.P. Wong, Manuel Demertjis, Mary Hardie and Chuen-yiu Lo
- Time-cost trade-offs in resource-constraint project scheduling problems with overlapping modes pp. 215-236

- François Berthaut, Robert Pellerin, Nathalie Perrier and Adnène Hajji
- Scheduling of large, complex, and constrained construction projects - an exploration of LPS application pp. 237-253

- Søren Lindhard and Søren Wandahl
- Assisting project risk management method selection pp. 254-282

- Franck Marle and Thierry Gidel
- The client's influence on collaborative and distributed project success pp. 283-301

- Mario Bourgault, Jaouad Daoudi and Nathalie Drouin
Volume 6, issue 1/2, 2014
- A structured process to managing complex interactions between project risks pp. 4-32

- Franck Marle
- Evaluating the effectiveness of task overlapping as a risk response strategy in engineering projects pp. 33-47

- Lucas Grèze, Robert Pellerin, Patrice Leclaire and Nathalie Perrier
- Fuzzy critical chain risk management for quantifying impact of variation in non-critical activity duration on project duration pp. 48-66

- Thoedtida Thipparate
- Optimal resource allocation in activity networks - stochastic environment pp. 67-95

- Salah E. Elmaghraby and Girish Ramachandra
- Lock-in risk in IT outsourcing projects: mechanism and mitigation system pp. 96-106

- Guodong Cong
- Managing rare and undetectable events in risk assessment: the case of a satellite system launch project pp. 107-120

- Cristiano Angeletti, Andrea Giacchero and Massimiliano M. Schiraldi
- Project risk management practices in the UAE construction industry pp. 121-137

- Sameh Monir El-Sayegh
- The communicative effect of risk identification on project success pp. 138-156

- Karel De Bakker, Albert Boonstra and Hans Wortmann
- A cash flow-based approach for assessing expansion options stemming from project modularity pp. 157-178

- Franco Caron and Monia Comandulli
- Assumption surfacing and monitoring as a tool in project risk management pp. 179-196

- Nils O.E. Olsson and Ingrid Spjelkavik
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