Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 31, issue 12, 2013

The role of organizational objects in construction projects: the case of the collapse and restoration of the Tj�rn Bridge pp. 1172-1185

Lars Walter and Alexander Styhre

When might a project company break up? The perspective of risk-bearing capacity pp. 1186-1198

Chen-Yu Chang

Critical success factors for enterprise risk management in Chinese construction companies pp. 1199-1214

Xianbo Zhao, Bon-Gang Hwang and Sui Pheng Low

Modern Construction Management pp. 1215-1217

Ole Jonny Klakegg

Construction Contract Preparation and Management: From Concept to Completion pp. 1217-1219

Stephen Gruneberg

Volume 31, issue 11, 2013

Expatriate management in Australian multinational enterprises pp. 1098-1109

Jason Santoso and Martin Loosemore

Measurement and exploration of individual beliefs about the consequences of building information modelling use pp. 1110-1127

Richard Davies and Chris Harty

Development of a conceptual team integration performance index for alliance projects pp. 1128-1143

Che khairil Izam Che Ibrahim, Seosamh B. Costello and Suzanne Wilkinson

Using events to connect thinking and doing in knowledge management pp. 1144-1159

David Boyd

Managing Project Supply Chains pp. 1160-1162

Hans Voordijk

Architectural Theories of the Environment: Posthuman Territory pp. 1162-1164

Andrew C. Lemer

Eco-efficient Construction and Building Materials pp. 1164-1165

Denise Gravitt

Organizational Behaviour in Construction pp. 1165-1169

Kristian Kreiner

Volume 31, issue 10, 2013

Building networks to work: an ethnographic study of informal routes into the UK construction industry and pathways for migrant up-skilling pp. 1025-1037

Dylan Tutt, Sarah Pink, Andy R.J. Dainty and Alistair Gibb

The non-adoption of supply chain management pp. 1038-1058

Scott Fernie and Stuart Tennant

A total factor productivity measure for the construction industry and analysis of its spatial difference: a case study in China pp. 1059-1071

Xueqing Wang, Yuan Chen, Bingsheng Liu, Yinghua Shen and Hui Sun

Inter-agency governance risk in managing hospital responses to extreme weather events in New South Wales, Australia: a facilities management perspective of shared situational awareness pp. 1072-1082

Martin Loosemore, Vivien Chow and Tracie Harvison

Bridges: The Science and Art of the World's Most Inspiring Structures pp. 1083-1084

Alexander Styhre

Construction Management: New Directions pp. 1084-1089

Christian Brockmann

Managing Environmentally Sustainable Innovation: Insights from the Construction Industry pp. 1089-1091

Andrew Baldwin

Construction Safety pp. 1091-1092

Denise Gravitt

Business Models for Renewable Energy in the Built Environment pp. 1092-1094

Sunila Lobo

Volume 31, issue 9, 2013

Production strategies for pre-engineering in house-building: exploring product development platforms pp. 941-958

Helena Johnsson

Critical success factors for Malaysian construction projects: an empirical assessment pp. 959-978

Yee Cheong Yong and Nur Emma Mustaffa

Managerial competencies of female and male managers in the Swedish construction industry pp. 979-990

David Arditi, Pernilla Gluch and Marie Holmdahl

The influence of generation on knowledge sharing connections and methods in construction and engineering organizations headquartered in the US pp. 991-1004

Maryam Sanaei, Amy Nicole Javernick-Will and Paul Chinowsky

Construction safety training using immersive virtual reality pp. 1005-1017

Rafael Sacks, Amotz Perlman and Ronen Barak

Construction Quality: Do It Right or Pay the Price pp. 1018-1019

Hans Lind

Construction Project Management pp. 1019-1020

Naomi Brookes

Project Management: Systems, Principles, and Applications pp. 1020-1021

Ezekiel Chinyio

Volume 31, issue 8, 2013

Equality, diversity and inclusion in the construction industry pp. 795-801

Abigail Powell and Katherine J. C. Sang

Queering men and masculinities in construction: towards a research agenda pp. 802-815

Nick Rumens

Queer eye on a 'straight' life: deconstructing masculinities in construction pp. 816-831

Paul Chan

Uncovering sexuality and gender: an intersectional examination of women's experience in UK construction pp. 832-844

Tessa Wright

Keep going: career perspectives on ageing and masculinity of self-employed tradesmen in Australia pp. 845-860

Teresa Marchant

Trading in gender for women in trades: embodying hegemonic masculinity, femininity and being a gender hotrod pp. 861-873

Louisa Smith

The potential for gender equality in architecture: an Anglo-Spanish comparison pp. 874-882

Valerie Caven and Elena Navarro Astor

Experiences of women as workers: a study of construction workers in Bangladesh pp. 883-898

Tanzina Choudhury

Striving to achieve it all: men and work-family-life balance in Sweden and the UK pp. 899-913

Ani Birgit Raiden and Christine R�is�nen

Towards inclusion: rethinking architectural education pp. 914-927

Sandra Manley and Ann De Graft-Johnson

Construction as a career choice for young disabled people: dispelling the myths pp. 928-938

Marcus Ormerod and Rita Newton

Volume 31, issue 7, 2013

Understanding differences in construction project governance between developed and developing countries pp. 711-730

Gonzalo Lizarralde, Stella Tomiyoshi, Mario Bourgault, Juan Malo and Georgia Cardosi

Market structure of China's construction industry based on the Panzar-Rosse model pp. 731-745

Bingsheng Liu, Xueqing Wang, Yuan Chen and Yinghua Shen

A contractor pre-qualification model based on the quality function deployment method pp. 746-760

Amirhosein Jafari

Determinants of contractor satisfaction pp. 761-779

MD Asrul Masrom, Martin Skitmore and Adrian Bridge

Enhancing Building Performance pp. 780-781

Peter Barrett

Zero-Carbon Homes: A Road Map pp. 782-787

Andrew Allan

Requirements Engineering for Computer Integrated Environments in Construction pp. 787-789

John M. Kamara

Facilities Change Management pp. 789-791

Hans Voordijk

Moving from Project Management to Project Leadership: A Practical Guide to Leading Groups pp. 792-793

Paul Gardiner

Volume 31, issue 6, 2013

Occupational health and safety in the construction industry pp. 505-514

Helen Lingard

'In the air' and below the horizon: migrant workers in UK construction and the practice-based nature of learning and communicating OHS pp. 515-527

Dylan Tutt, Sarah Pink, Andy R.J. Dainty and Alistair Gibb

Integration of safety risk data with highway construction schedules pp. 528-541

Behzad Esmaeili and Matthew Hallowell

Meaningful and effective consultation and the construction industry of Victoria, Australia pp. 542-567

Gerard Francis Ayers, John F. Culvenor, Jim Sillitoe and Dennis Else

Measuring and modelling safety communication in small work crews in the US using social network analysis pp. 568-579

Rayyan Alsamadani, Matthew Hallowell and Amy Nicole Javernick-Will

Application of the Loughborough Construction Accident Causation model: a framework for organizational learning pp. 580-595

Michael Behm and Arthur Schneller

Integrating real time positioning systems to improve blind lifting and loading crane operations pp. 596-605

Heng Li, Greg Chan and Martin Skitmore

Applying advanced technology to improve safety management in the construction industry: a literature review pp. 606-622

Zhipeng Zhou, Javier Irizarry and Qiming Li

UK construction site safety: discourses of enforcement and engagement pp. 623-635

Fred Sherratt, Peter Farrell and Rod Noble

Method for testing proximity detection and alert technology for safe construction equipment operation pp. 636-646

Eric Daniel Marks and Jochen Teizer

Inertia and change: lean construction and health and safety work on construction sites pp. 647-660

Marianne Forman

A case study on automated safety compliance checking to assist fall protection design and planning in building information models pp. 661-674

J�rgen Melzner, Sijie Zhang, Jochen Teizer and Hans-Joachim Bargst�dt

Safe construction through design: perspectives from the site team pp. 675-690

Graeme D. Larsen and Jennifer Whyte

From crew to country? Local and national construction safety cultures in Denmark pp. 691-703

Christian Koch

Design Risk Management: Contribution to Health and Safety pp. 704-706

Helen Lingard

Volume 31, issue 5, 2013

Use and misuse of the concept of culture pp. 401-422

Richard Fellows and Anita M.M. Liu

Artificial neural network cost flow risk assessment model pp. 423-439

Henry A. Odeyinka, John Lowe and Ammar P. Kaka

Stakeholder perspectives on developing more adaptable buildings pp. 440-459

James Pinder, Robert Schmidt III and Jim Saker

Neural network analysis of construction safety management systems: a case study in Singapore pp. 460-470

Yang Miang Goh and David Chua

Decoupled NPV: a simple, improved method to value infrastructure investments pp. 471-496

David Espinoza and Jeremy W.F. Morris

Construction Law: An Introduction for Engineers, Architects, and Contractors pp. 497-497

Malcolm Horner

Conflict in Construction pp. 497-501

George Ofori

Construction Safety and Health pp. 501-502

Aoife M. Finneran and Alistair Gibb

Risk and Insurance in Construction pp. 502-503

Denise Gravitt

Volume 31, issue 4, 2013

Niche comparisons: toward a new approach for analysing competition and organizational performance in the international construction market pp. 307-321

Huan Yang and Weisheng Lu

Rental price and sustainability ratings: which sustainability criteria are really paying back? pp. 322-334

Annika Feige, Patrick Mcallister and Holger Wallbaum

Efficiency measurement of the construction industry in Taiwan: a stochastic frontier cost function approach pp. 335-344

Ren-Jye Dzeng and Jih-Shong Wu

An exploratory study on the relationship between stakeholder expectations, experiences and satisfaction in road maintenance pp. 345-358

Andreas Hartmann and Marieke Hietbrink

The use of gross fixed capital formation as a measure of construction output pp. 359-368

Stephen Gruneberg and Keith Folwell

Teaming/timing sequences in hotel development projects pp. 369-385

Mehmet Nihat Hanioglu and David Arditi

Design Innovation for the Built Environment: Research by Design and the Renovation of Practice pp. 386-388

Andrew Lemer

The Design of Learning Spaces pp. 388-391

Paula Cardellino

Sustainable Buildings and Infrastructure: Paths to the Future pp. 391-394

Kjell Tryggestad

Modern Construction: Lean Project Delivery and Integrated Practices pp. 394-396

Rafael Sacks

Applying Lean principles to a building refurbishment project: experiences of key stakeholders pp. 397-397

David James Bryde and Ralf Schulmeister

Volume 31, issue 3, 2013

A cognitive analysis of why Chinese scaffolders do not use safety harnesses in construction pp. 207-222

Mengchun Zhang and Dongping Fang

Impacts of construction events on the project equity value of the Channel Tunnel project pp. 223-237

Abraham Park and Chen-Yu Chang

Supporting financial decision-making based on time value of money with singularity functions in cash flow models pp. 238-253

Gunnar Lucko

Sustainable construction: life cycle energy analysis of construction on sloping sites for residential buildings pp. 254-265

Grace Ding and Perry John Forsythe

Real options in project coalitions in Dutch health care: two case studies of construction projects pp. 266-286

Maartje Van Reedt Dortland, Hans Voordijk and Geert Dewulf

Sustainability and design ethics By Tom Russ, CRC Press, London, 2010. ISBN 978-1-43-980854-2, £39.99 (pb) pp. 287-288

Paul Gardiner

Culture in International Construction Wilco Tijhuis and Richard Fellows, Spon Press, London, 2011 224 pp, ISBN 978 0 415 47275 3, £65.00 (hb) pp. 288-291

Christine R?is?nen

Flood Hazards Jessica Lamond, Colin Booth, Felix Hammond and David Proverbs (eds), CRC Press, London, 2011 387 pp, ISBN 978 1 4398262 5 6, £82.00 (hb) pp. 291-296

Chen-Yu Chang

Whole Life Costing: A New Approach Peter Caplehorn, Routledge, London, 2012 136 pp., ISBN 978 0 415 43423 2, £34.99 (pb) pp. 296-300

Niels-Jørgen Aagaard

Volume 31, issue 2, 2013

A critical review of the application of TCE in the interpretation of risk allocation in PPP contracts pp. 99-103

Chen-Yu Chang

A critical discussion of models for conceptualizing the economic logic of construction pp. 104-118

Lena Elisabeth Bygballe, H?kan H?kansson and Marianne Jahre

Contradictions and collaboration: partnering in-between systems of production, values and interests pp. 119-134

Stefan Christoffer Gottlieb and Kim Haugb?le

Design for construction: utilizing production experiences in development pp. 135-150

Robert Gerth, Albert Boqvist, Marcus Bjelkemyr and Bengt Lindberg

Strategic planning in construction professional service firms: a study of Irish QS practices pp. 151-166

R?is?n Murphy

Construction management research at the individual level of analysis: current status, gaps and future directions pp. 167-179

Florence T.T. Phua

Using ecological momentary assessment to understand a construction worker’s daily disruptions and decisions pp. 180-194

Cindy L. Menches and Juan Chen

Building for a Changing Climate: The Challenge for Construction, Planning and Energy pp. 195-197

Ksenia Chmutina

Human Resource Management in Construction: Critical Perspectives pp. 197-200

Clara Greed

Human Resource Management in Construction pp. 200-202

Valerie Caven

Integral Sustainable Design pp. 202-203

Lucio Soibelman

Volume 31, issue 1, 2013

Genetic algorithm stopping criteria for optimization of construction resource scheduling problems pp. 3-19

Jin-Lee Kim

Identifying design development factors in Australian PPP projects using an AHP framework pp. 20-39

Peter Raisbeck and Llewellyn C.M. Tang

Industrial renewal within the construction network pp. 40-61

Håkan Håkansson and Malena Ingemansson

The role of coordinate-based decision-making in the evaluation of sustainable built environments pp. 62-77

Craig Langston

Design team meetings and the coordination of expertise: the roof garden of a hospital pp. 78-89

Carole Boudeau

Construction management strategies: a theory of construction management By Milan Radosavljevic and John Bennett, Wiley-Blackwell, London, 2012. ISBN 978-0-470-65609-9, £39.99 (pb) pp. 90-93

Gerard de Valence

Construction Innovation and Process Improvement Akintola Akintoye, Jack Goulding and Girma Zawdie (eds), Wiley-Blackwell, London 2012, 456 pp, ISBN 978 1 4051 5648 6, £ 72.50 (hb) pp. 93-95

Stephen Emmitt

Post-disaster Reconstruction of the Built Environment: Rebuilding for Resilience Edited by Dilanthi Amaratunga and Richard Haigh, Wiley-Blackwell, London, 2011 336 pp, ISBN 978 1 4443 3356 5, £75.00 (hb) pp. 95-96

Bland Tomkinson