Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 21, issue 8, 2003

Guest editorial pp. 795-796

David Langford

In Memoriam: Sydney Allendale Urry pp. 797-798

Dave Langford and Vicky Langford

The representation of the professions in the cinema: the case of construction engineers and lawyers pp. 799-807

David Langford and Peter Robson

Leadership style and power relations in quantity surveying in Hong Kong pp. 809-818

Richard Fellows, Anita Liu and Cheung Miu Fong

The power paradigm of project leadership pp. 819-829

Anita Liu, Richard Fellows and Z. Fang

Comparison of construction costs on motorway projects using measure and value and alternative tendering initiative contractual arrangements pp. 831-840

D. A. Langford, P. Kennedy, J. Conlin and N. McKenzie

From client to project stakeholders: a stakeholder mapping approach pp. 841-848

Robert Newcombe

nDCAD: a virtual change agent for professions and procurement systems? pp. 849-857

Steve Rowlinson and David Yates

Volume 21, issue 7, 2003

A multicriteria model's survey: state of the art and some necessary capabilities of future models pp. 665-670

Jakrapong Pongpeng and John Liston

The organizational boundaries of housebuilding firms in Korea pp. 671-680

Youngha Cho

Building evaluation methodology for setting maintenance priorities in hospital buildings pp. 681-692

Igal Shohet

Development of a company-level dynamic cash flow forecasting model (DYCAFF) pp. 693-705

Ammar Kaka and John Lewis

Total factor productivity growth accounting in the construction industry of Singapore pp. 707-718

Mao Zhi, Goh Bee Hua, Shou Qing Wang and George Ofori

Taiwanese construction sector in a growing 'maturity' economy, 1964-1999 pp. 719-728

Chen-Kang Su, Chien-Yuan Lin and Ming-Teh Wang

Accidents in materials handling at construction sites pp. 729-736

P. Perttula, J. Merjama, M. Kiurula and H. Laitinen

A neural network bid/no bid model: the case for contractors in Syria pp. 737-744

Mohammed Wanous, Halim Boussabaine and John Lewis

Relationship between construction safety signs and symbols recognition and characteristics of construction personnel pp. 745-753

C. M. Tam, Ivan Fung, Thomas Yeung and Karen Tung

Research as a kaleidoscope on practice pp. 755-766

Peter Barrett and Lucinda Barrett

The UK building education recruitment crisis: a call for action pp. 767-775

Andrew Dainty and David Edwards

Cultural differences as an explanatory variable for adversarial attitudes in the construction industry: the case of Hong Kong pp. 777-785

Florence Phua and Steve Rowlinson

Volume 21, issue 6, 2003

Guest editorial: innovation in the built environment pp. 553-555

David Gann

Customer-focused approaches to innovation in housebuilding pp. 557-564

Ritsuko Ozaki

Innovation and users: virtual reality in the construction sector pp. 565-572

Jennifer Whyte

Innovation and performance in engineering design pp. 573-580

Ammon Salter and Richard Torbett

Construction and the time compression paradigm pp. 581-591

Denis Towill

An innovative supply chain strategy for customized housing pp. 593-602

Mohamed Naim and James Barlow

Strategic decisions and innovation in construction firms pp. 603-612

George Seaden, Michael Guolla, Jerome Doutriaux and John Nash

A literature synthesis of innovation in small construction firms: insights, ambiguities and questions pp. 613-622

Martin Sexton and Peter Barrett

Appropriate innovation in small construction firms pp. 623-633

Martin Sexton and Peter Barrett

Managing the implementation of construction innovations pp. 635-649

Florence Yean Yng Ling

How innovative is construction? Comparing aggregated data on construction innovation and other sectors - a case of apples and pears pp. 651-654

Graham Winch

Volume 21, issue 5, 2003

Parametric analysis of the financing cost in a building project pp. 447-459

A. Warszawski

Achieving best value in private finance initiative project procurement pp. 461-470

Akintola Akintoye, Cliff Hardcastle, Matthias Beck, Ezekiel Chinyio and Darinka Asenova

The effect of concession period design on completion risk management of BOT projects pp. 471-482

Sudong Ye and Robert Tiong

A model for smoothing time-series data in construction pp. 483-494

Farzad Khosrowshahi and Amir Alani

A risk-based maintenance management model for toll road/tunnel operations pp. 495-510

M. F. Ng, V. M. Rao Tummala and Richard Yam

Enterprise Resource Planning in a large construction firm: implementation analysis pp. 511-521

Hans Voordijk, Arjen Van Leuven and Albertus Laan

An empirical study of the benefits of construction partnering in Hong Kong pp. 523-533

Albert Chan, Daniel Chan and Kathy Ho

Float analysis of non-serial repetitive activities pp. 535-542

Mohammad Ammar

Volume 21, issue 4, 2003

Editorial pp. 335-336

Low Sui Pheng

Innovation in clean-room construction: a case study of co-operation between firms pp. 337-344

Rob Shields and Kevin West

Delivering energy efficient buildings: a design procedure to demonstrate environmental and economic benefits pp. 345-356

Andrew Horsley, Chris France and Barry Quatermass

Financing small and medium-scale contractors in developing countries: a Ghana case study pp. 357-367

Alex Eyiah and Paul Cook

Strategic groups and firm performance: the case of Spanish house-building firms pp. 369-377

Enrique Claver, Jose Molina and Juan Tari

Frameworks for analysing international construction pp. 379-391

George Ofori

Risk perception analysis of BOT road project participants in India pp. 393-407

A. V. Thomas, Satyanarayana Kalidindi and K. Ananthanarayanan

Tariff adjustment frameworks for privately financed infrastructure projects pp. 409-419

Sudong Ye and Robert Tiong

An assessment of waste management efficiency at BAA airports pp. 421-431

Michael Pitt and Andrew Smith

Book Reviews pp. 433-437

Andrew Smith

Forthcoming Events pp. 439-440

Andrew Smith

Authors' Charter pp. 441-441

Andrew Smith

Volume 21, issue 3, 2003

Editorial pp. 235-236

Dany Bar-On

A model to evaluate materials suppliers' and contractors' business interactions pp. 237-245

J. Nicholas and D. J. Edwards

Selecting superior performance improvement policies pp. 247-256

Yu Hoe Tang and Stephen Ogunlana

GA-ANN model for optimizing the locations of tower crane and supply points for high-rise public housing construction pp. 257-266

C. M. Tam and Thomas Tong

Contractor ability criteria: a view from the Thai construction industry pp. 267-282

Jakrapong Pongpeng and John Liston

Application of the principles of ILS to the development of cost effective maintenance strategies for existing building stock pp. 283-296

Mohamed El-Haram, R. Malcolm and W. Horner

Representing causal mechanism of defective designs: a system approach considering human errors pp. 297-305

Takayuki Minato

Organizational motivation and inter-organizational interaction in construction innovation in Singapore pp. 307-318

Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi, Florence Ling and Arun Bajracharya

An input-output analysis of the construction sector in highly developed economies pp. 319-327

Roberto Pietroforte and Tullio Gregori

Book Review pp. 329-329

Tullio Gregori

Forthcoming events pp. 331-332

Tullio Gregori

Authors' Charter pp. 333-333

Tullio Gregori

Volume 21, issue 2, 2003

Editorial pp. 101-102

Margaret Whittock

The future of construction economics as an academic discipline pp. 103-106

Danny Myers

Height and construction costs of buildings in Hong Kong pp. 107-111

David Picken and Ben Ilozor

Preparing Singapore's construction industry for the knowledge-based economy: practices, procedures and performance pp. 113-125

George Ofori

Modelling the dynamic performance of a construction organization pp. 127-136

Yu Hoe Tang and Stephen Ogunlana

Re-engineering the construction process in the speculative house-building sector pp. 137-146

Rajat Roy, Justine Brown and Chris Gaze

The quest for quality in public housing projects: a behaviour-to-outcome paradigm pp. 147-158

Anita Liu

An application of regression analysis to quantify a claim for increased costs pp. 159-165

J. R. M. Ameen, R. H. Neale and M. Abrahamson

The claims culture: a taxonomy of attitudes in the industry pp. 167-174

John Rooke, David Seymour and Richard Fellows

Assessing the corporate service quality performance of design-build contractors using quality function deployment pp. 175-185

David Arditi and Dong-Eun Lee

A matrix to indicate the utility of technologies pp. 187-196

Stephen Fox

Accounting for rater credibility when evaluating AEC subcontractors pp. 197-208

Martin Ekstrom, Hans Bjornsson and Clifford Nass

Redefining performance measures for construction project managers: an empirical evaluation pp. 209-218

Andrew Dainty, Mei-I Cheng and David Moore

Integrated maintenance monitoring of hospital buildings pp. 219-228

Igal Shohet, Sarel Lavy-Leibovich and Dany Bar-On

Book Reviews pp. 229-230

Dany Bar-On

Forthcoming events pp. 231-232

Dany Bar-On

Authors' Charter pp. 233-233

Dany Bar-On

Volume 21, issue 1, 2003

Editorial pp. 1-3

Tan Sui Ling Gracia

Authors' Charter pp. 5-5

Tan Sui Ling Gracia

Assessing the capability of construction processes to realize building designs pp. 7-10

Stephen Fox, Laurence Marsh and Graham Cockerham

Analysis of value and project goal specificity in value management pp. 11-19

Mei-Yung Leung and Anita Liu

TenSeM: a multicriteria and multidecision-makers' model in tender evaluation pp. 21-30

Jakrapong Pongpeng and John Liston

Fuzzy decision-making for dynamic resource allocation pp. 31-41

H. Zhang and C. M. Tam

Quantity surveyors' background and training, and their ethical concepts, conceptions and interests considerations pp. 43-67

Ho Man-Fong Christabel and Ng Chi-Wai Vincent

The impact of individual and job characteristics on 'burnout' among civil engineers in Australia and the implications for employee turnover pp. 69-80

Helen Lingard

Ownership advantages/disadvantages of Singapore transnational construction corporations pp. 81-94

Javier Cuervo and Low Sui Pheng

Book Reviews pp. 95-97

Low Sui Pheng

Forthcoming events pp. 99-100

Low Sui Pheng