Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 29, issue 12, 2011

Editorial pp. 1181-1181

The Editors

Developing and implementing environmental management systems for small and medium-sized construction enterprises pp. 1183-1195

Olli Teriö and Kalle Kähkönen

A real options-based model to supporting risk allocation in price cap regulation approach for public utilities pp. 1197-1207

Roberta Pellegrino, Luigi Ranieri, Nicola Costantino and Giovanni Mummolo

A workflow model for systems and interior finishing works in building construction pp. 1209-1227

Irina Brodetskaia, Rafael Sacks and Aviad Shapira

Evaluation of trends in the UK construction industry using growth and productivity accounts pp. 1229-1239

Les Ruddock and Steven Ruddock

Improving Healthcare through Built Environment Infrastructure pp. 1241-1242

Lorraine Sheppard

Toward More Sustainable Infrastructure: Project Evaluation for Planners and Engineers pp. 1242-1244

Roberto Pietroforte

Quality Management in Construction Projects pp. 1244-1246

Vaughan Coffey

Referees for Volume 29 (2011) pp. 1247-1257

The Editors

Author and Book Review Index pp. 1259-1260

The Editors

Forthcoming events pp. 1261-1262

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 11, 2011

Editorial pp. 1079-1080

The Editors

Demystifying the cost barriers to offsite construction in the UK pp. 1081-1099

Wei Pan and Robert Sidwell

A correlated bidding model for markup size decisions pp. 1101-1119

X.-X. Yuan

Unintended consequences of regulatory reporting requirements for small and medium size construction entities: Australian evidence pp. 1121-1135

Michael Falta and Natalie Gallery

Vertical governance of construction projects: an information cost perspective pp. 1137-1147

Kaixun Sha

How procurement options influence risk management in construction projects pp. 1149-1158

Ekaterina Osipova and Per Eriksson

Use and misuse of qualitative comparative analysis pp. 1159-1173

Elizabeth Jordan, Martha Gross, Amy Javernick-Will and Michael Garvin

Mediation in the Construction Industry: An International Review pp. 1175-1177

Richard Fellows

Forthcoming events pp. 1179-1179

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 10, 2011

Editorial pp. 985-986

The Editors

Understanding the early stages of the innovation diffusion process: awareness, influence and communication networks pp. 987-1002

Graeme Larsen

Enhancing seismic risk mitigation decisions: a motivational approach pp. 1003-1016

Temitope Egbelakin, Suzanne Wilkinson, Regan Potangaroa and Jason Ingham

Construction workers’ perceptions of health and safety training programmes pp. 1017-1026

James Wilkins

Sources of contractor’s payment risks and cash flow problems in the New Zealand construction industry: project team’s perceptions of the risks and mitigation measures pp. 1027-1041

Jasper Mbachu

Drug testing practices in the US construction industry in 2008 pp. 1043-1057

Svetlana Olbina, Jimmie Hinze and Christopher Arduengo

Strategies for reducing employee turnover and increasing retention rates of quantity surveyors pp. 1059-1072

Cordelia Hee and Florence Ling

Responsible Corporate Strategy in Construction and Engineering: ‘Doing the Right Thing?’ pp. 1073-1074

Wendy Guthrie

Project Finance in Construction: A Structured Guide to Assessment pp. 1074-1075

Willie Tan

Forthcoming events pp. 1077-1078

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 9, 2011

Employment and winter construction: a comparative analysis of Denmark and western European countries with a similar climate pp. 875-890

Ernst Jan De Place Hansen and Jacob Norvig Larsen

Delivering best value in the small works portfolio of public sector organizations when using preferred contractors pp. 891-900

Alan Griffith

Prediction of schedule performance of Indian construction projects using an artificial neural network pp. 901-911

Kumar Neeraj Jha and Ct Chockalingam

Contingency estimating using option pricing theory: closing the gap between theory and practice pp. 913-927

R. David Espinoza

Social outcomes in the construction industry: the case of the Western Australian ‘Percent for Art’ policy pp. 929-941

Angela McCabe, Rachel Parker and Kerry Brown

The overworked site manager: gendered ideologies in the construction industry pp. 943-955

Alexander Styhre

Prioritization of bridges for maintenance planning using data envelopment analysis pp. 957-968

Sanjay Sampat Wakchaure and Kumar Neeraj Jha

Forecasting construction demand: a vector error correction model with dummy variables pp. 969-979

Heng Jiang and Chunlu Liu

Volume 29, issue 8, 2011

A real options based traffic risk mitigation model for build-operate-transfer highway projects in India pp. 771-779

K.C. Iyer and Mohammed Sagheer

Speculative bubbles in mass and luxury properties: an investigation of the Hong Kong residential market pp. 781-793

Eddie Chi-Man Hui, Ivan Ng and Otto Muk-Fai Lau

Modelling profitability and effectiveness of Greek-listed construction firms: an integrated DEA and ratio analysis pp. 795-807

Ioannis E. Tsolas

Identification and evaluation of success factors for public construction projects pp. 809-823

S.Z.S. Tabish and Kumar Neeraj Jha

Critical parameters influencing value for money variations in PFI projects in the healthcare and transport sectors pp. 825-839

Christian Henjewele, Ming Sun and Peter Fewings

Prediction of risk perception by owners’ psychological traits in small building contractors pp. 841-852

Emrah Acar and Yasemin Göç

Undeclared work in the European construction industry: evidence from a 2007 Eurobarometer survey pp. 853-867

Colin Williams, Sara J. Nadin and Jan Windebank

Mediation in the Construction Industry: An International Review pp. 869-869

Peter Fenn

Volume 29, issue 7, 2011

Orders and output in UK construction statistics: new methodology and old problems pp. 653-658

Marco K.W. Yu and Graham Ive

Selection of slab formwork system using fuzzy logic pp. 659-670

Emad Elbeltagi, Ossama A. Hosny, Ahmed Elhakeem, Mohamed Emam Abd-Elrazek and Ahmed Abdullah

A value chain statistical definition of construction and the performance of the sector pp. 671-693

Mariagrazia Squicciarini and Anna-Leena Asikainen

Revisiting the ‘Bon curve’ pp. 695-712

Chia Fah Choy

Knowledge discovery from post-project reviews pp. 713-723

Patricia Carrillo, Jenny Harding and Alok Choudhary

Examining and quantifying the drivers behind alterations and extensions to commercial buildings in a central business district pp. 725-735

Sara Jane Wilkinson and Richard Reed

Effectiveness of craft time utilization in construction projects pp. 737-751

Jie Gong, John D. Borcherding and Carlos H. Caldas

Construction clients’ ability to manage uncertainty and equivocality pp. 753-764

Erika Levander, Susanne Engström, Ylva Sardén and Lars Stehn

Modern Construction Economics: Theory and Application pp. 765-766

Jim Meikle

Volume 29, issue 6, 2011

Enabling and measuring innovation in the construction industry pp. 553-567

John Gambatese and Matthew Hallowell

Rehabilitation decision-making for buildings in the Wenchuan area pp. 569-578

Hong Zhang, Feng Xing and Juan Liu

Understanding risky bidding: a prospect-contingent perspective pp. 579-593

Budi Hartono and Chee Meng Yap

Institutional effects on project arrangement: high-speed rail projects in China and Taiwan pp. 595-611

Cheryl Chi and Amy Nicole Javernick-Will

Input structure of the construction industry: a cross-country analysis, 1968-90 pp. 613-621

Selin Gundes

Franchising in the US remodelling market: growth opportunities and barriers faced by general contractors pp. 623-634

Benjamin Murray and Hedley Smyth

Trends of productivity growth in the construction industry across Europe, US and Japan pp. 635-644

Mohamed Abdel-Wahab and Bernard Vogl

Volume 29, issue 5, 2011

An innovative approach for generation of a time location plan in road construction projects pp. 435-448

Raj Kapur Shah and Nashwan Dawood

A case study of activity-based costing in allocating rebar fabrication costs to projects pp. 449-461

Yong-Woo Kim, Seungheon Han, Sungwon Shin and Kunhee Choi

Structural equation modelling of organizational justice and cooperative behaviour in the construction project claims process: contractors' perspectives pp. 463-481

Ajibade Ayodeji Aibinu, Florence Yean Yng Ling and George Ofori

Revisiting the applicability of learning curve theory to formwork labour productivity pp. 483-493

Abdulaziz Jarkas and Malcolm Horner

Bridging boundaries between organizations in construction pp. 495-506

Sofia Pemsel and Kristian Widen

Factors that influence the development and diffusion of technical innovations in the construction industry pp. 507-517

John Gambatese and Matthew Hallowell

An econometric model for forecasting private construction investment in Hong Kong pp. 519-534

S. Thomas Ng, Ryan Fan and James Wong

Identifying the Pareto-front approximation for negotiations of BOT contracts with a multi-objective genetic algorithm pp. 535-548

Fen-may Liou, Chien-hui Yang, Boarliang Chen and Weichi Chen

Volume 29, issue 4, 2011

Analysing the interdependencies between the criteria of sustainable building rating systems pp. 323-328

Michael Hiete, Anna Kuhlen and Frank Schultmann

Adjustment behaviour of capital structure over the business cycles: evidence from the construction industry of Taiwan pp. 329-340

Hsien-Hung Yeh

Fatigue: the most critical accident risk in oil and gas construction pp. 341-353

Margaret Chan

Progress monitoring of construction projects using pattern recognition techniques pp. 355-370

Ashraf Elazouni and Osama Salem

Decision-making in a model-based design process pp. 371-382

Jutta Schade, Thomas Olofsson and Marcus Schreyer

Energy consumption in conventional, energy-retrofitted and green LEED Toronto schools pp. 383-395

Mohamed Issa, Mohamed Attalla, Jeff Rankin and A. John Christian

Factors influencing the risk of falls in the construction industry: a review of the evidence pp. 397-416

Kun Hu, Hazhir Rahmandad, Tonya Smith-Jackson and Woodrow Winchester

Safety risk interactions among highway construction work tasks pp. 417-429

Matthew Hallowell, Behzad Esmaeili and Paul Chinowsky

Volume 29, issue 3, 2011

Communicating about organizational culture in the briefing process: case study of a hospital project pp. 223-231

Venny Chandra and Martin Loosemore

Rethinking prefabricated construction management using the VP-based IKEA model in Hong Kong pp. 233-245

Heng Li, H. L. Guo, Martin Skitmore, Ting Huang, K. Y. N. Chan and Greg Chan

Analysing the structure of public-private partnership projects using network theory pp. 247-260

Abu Naser Chowdhury, Po-Han Chen and Robert Tiong

Analyses and evaluation of irregularities in public procurement in India pp. 261-274

S. Z. S. Tabish and Kumar Neeraj Jha

Quality of tender documents: case studies from the UK pp. 275-286

Samuel Laryea

Diagnosing the strategic health of an organization from SWOT analysis results: case study of the Australasian cost management profession pp. 287-303

Jasper Mbachu and Marcel Frei

The impact of management practices on mechanical construction productivity pp. 305-316

Yongwei Shan, Paul Goodrum, Dong Zhai, Carl Haas and Carlos Caldas

Volume 29, issue 2, 2011

Use of attitude congruence to identify safety interventions for small residential builders pp. 113-130

Yu-Hsiu Hung, Tonya Smith-Jackson and Woodrow Winchester

Community-based protest against construction projects: a case study of movement continuity pp. 131-144

Melissa Teo and Martin Loosemore

A typology of operational approaches for stakeholder analysis and engagement pp. 145-162

Jing Yang, Geoffrey Qiping Shen, Lynda Bourne, Christabel Man-Fong Ho and Xiaolong Xue

Cost analysis of information technology-assisted quality inspection using activity-based costing pp. 163-172

Yong-Woo Kim and Sang-Chul Kim

The role of corporate citizenship values in promoting corporate social performance: towards a conceptual model and a research agenda pp. 173-183

Anita Liu, Richard Fellows and Martin Tuuli

An effective outline business case to facilitate successful decision-making pp. 185-197

Mark John Gannon and Nigel John Smith

In the circuit of credibility: construction workers and the norms of 'a good job' pp. 199-209

Alexander Styhre

Governance and Knowledge Management for Public Private Partnerships pp. 211-213

Elisabeth Campagnac

Location-Based Management for Construction: Planning, Scheduling and Control pp. 215-215

Denise Gravitt

Intelligent Buildings and Building Automation pp. 216-217

Rodger Edwards

Volume 29, issue 1, 2011

System archetypes underlying the problematic behaviour of construction activity in Kenya pp. 3-13

Titus Kivaa Mbiti, Nick Blismas, Ron Wakefield and Ric Lombardo

Dubious benefits from future exchange: an explanation of payment arrears from 'continuing clients' in Mainland China pp. 15-23

Jin Wu, Mohan Kumaraswamy and Gary Soo

A lean-agile model of homebuilders' production systems pp. 25-35

Weizhuo Lu, Thomas Olofsson and Lars Stehn

Identifying factors affecting resource availability for post-disaster reconstruction: a case study in China pp. 37-48

Yan Chang, Suzanne Wilkinson, Regan Potangaroa and Erica Seville

Internationalization of Malaysian quantity surveying firms: exploring the best fit models pp. 49-58

Abdul-Rashid Abdul-Aziz, David Pengiran Ngau, Yoke Mui Lim and Azlan Raofuddin Nuruddin

Exploring the dynamics of the Turkish construction industry using input-output analysis pp. 59-68

Seli-super-˙n Gundes

A pilot study of client complexity, emergent requirements and stakeholder perceptions of project success pp. 69-82

Derek Thomson

Subjectively construed identities and discourse: towards a research agenda for construction management pp. 83-95

Andrew Brown and Florence Phua

Time-cost relationship of building projects: statistical adequacy of categorization with respect to project location pp. 97-106

Onur Dursun and Christian Stoy

Construction Stakeholder Management pp. 107-107

Anne Landin