Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Will Hughes

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Volume 18, issue 8, 2000

Knowledge infrastructure for sustainable building in The Netherlands pp. 885-891

Chiel Boonstra and Marjo Knapen

Construction law and environmental harm: the liability interface pp. 893-902

Anthony Lavers and David Shiers

Construction ecology and metabolism: natural system analogues for a sustainable built environment pp. 903-916

Charles Kibert, Jan Sendzimir and Brad Guy

Building education for the next industrial revolution: teaching and learning environmental literacy for the building professions pp. 917-925

Peter Graham

Environmentally sustainable development: a life-cycle costing approach for a commercial office building in Melbourne, Australia pp. 927-934

Lu Aye, Nick Bamford, Bill Charters and Jon Robinson

Impact of ISO 14000 on construction enterprises in Singapore pp. 935-947

George Ofori, Clive Briffett, Gu Gang and Malik Ranasinghe

Building environmental assessment methods: assessing construction practices pp. 949-957

Raymond Cole

Towards a successful voluntary building environmental assessment scheme pp. 959-968

C. K. Chau, W. L. Lee, F. W. H. Yik and J. Burnett

Volume 18, issue 7, 2000

Modelling the dynamics of design error induced rework in construction: comment pp. 727-732

Paolo Tombesi

Competition and the persistence of profits in the UK construction industry pp. 733-745

Michael Ball, Mahtab Farshchi and Maurizio Grilli

Choice or necessity? A review of the role of DIY in tackling housing repair and maintenance pp. 747-756

Maggie Davidson and Philip Leather

Occupational bias in construction management research pp. 757-766

Martin Loosemore and Chin Chin Tan

Lowest price or value? Investigation of UK construction clients' tender selection process pp. 767-774

Chee Wong, Gary Holt and Patricia Cooper

Does quality assurance deliver higher productivity? pp. 775-782

D. A. Langford, H. El-Tigani and M. Marosszeky

ISO 9000 and beyond: from a Hong Kong construction perspective pp. 783-796

Mohan Kumaraswamy and Sunil Dissanayaka

Antecedents of trust in intra-organizational relationships within three Singapore public sector construction project management agencies pp. 797-806

E. S. Wong, Danny Then and Martin Skitmore

Innovativeness in British and French construction: the evidence from Transmanche-Link pp. 807-817

Graham Winch

Building partnerships: case studies of client-contractor collaboration in the UK construction industry pp. 819-832

Mike Bresnen and Nick Marshall

The effect of the workplace on motivation and demotivation of construction professionals pp. 833-841

Guinevere Smithers and Derek Walker

Prediction of tender price index directional changes pp. 843-852

S. Thomas Ng, Sai On Cheung, R. Martin Skitmore, Ka Chi Lam and Lai Yi Wong

UK construction skills shortage response strategies and an analysis of industry perceptions pp. 853-862

S. MacKenzie, A. R. Kilpatrick and A. Akintoye

Evaluation of enhanced design and build system - a case study of a hospital project pp. 863-871

Albert Chan

Volume 18, issue 6, 2000

Strategic change and organizational learning in two 'Swedish' construction firms pp. 635-642

Lars Huemer and Katarina Östergren

Innovative supply-based strategies in the construction industry pp. 643-650

Sihem Ben Mahmoud-Jouini

Mobilizing the skills of specialist firms to reduce costs and enhance performance in the European construction industry: two case studies pp. 651-656

Ezio Micelli

A theoretical model for optimum project (time) performance based on European best practice pp. 657-665

D. G. Proverbs and G. D. Holt

Quality management standardization in the French construction industry: singularities and internationalization prospects pp. 667-677

Eric Henry

Developing construction logistics management: the French experience pp. 679-687

Jean-Luc Guffond and Gilbert Leconte

Craft versus industry: the division of labour in European housing construction pp. 689-698

Linda Clarke and Christine Wall

National collective bargaining and employment flexibility in the European building and civil engineering industries pp. 699-709

Jan Druker and Richard Croucher

The European construction industry and its competitiveness: a construct of the European Commission pp. 711-720

]örn Janssen

Volume 18, issue 5, 2000

ISO 9001 within the Swedish construction sector pp. 509-518

Anne Landin

An evaluation of the use of insurance in managing construction risks pp. 519-524

Henry Odeyinka

Service management in housing refurbishment: a theoretical approach pp. 525-533

Mats Holm

Contractor financial credit limits; their derivation and implications for materials suppliers pp. 535-545

J. Nicholas, G. D. Holt and M. Mihsein

Final contractor selection using the analytical hierarchy process pp. 547-557

Patrick Sik-Wah Fong and Sonia Kit-Yung Choi

Occupational stereotypes in the construction industry pp. 559-566

Martin Loosemore and Chin Chin Tan

Modelling the dynamics of design error induced rework in construction pp. 567-574

Peter Love, Purnendu Mandal, Jim Smith and Heng Li

Estimating using cost significant global cost models pp. 575-585

A. K. Munns and K. M. Al-Haimus

Motivation, commitment and the use of incentives in partnerships and alliances pp. 587-598

Mike Bresnen and Nick Marshall

Are competitive fee tendering and construction professional service quality mutually exclusive? pp. 599-605

Michael Hoxley

Forecasting construction industry demand, price and productivity in Singapore: the Box-Jenkins approach pp. 607-618

Goh Bee Hua and Teo Ho Pin

The global construction market: a cross-sectional analysis pp. 619-627

David Crosthwaite

Volume 18, issue 4, 2000

Employee perceptions of the solid waste management system operating in a large Australian contracting organization: implications for company policy implementation pp. 383-393

Helen Lingard, Peter Graham and Guinevere Smithers

Impact of correlation and induced correlation on the estimation of project cost of buildings pp. 395-406

Malik Ranasinghe

A fuzzy stochastic technique for project selection pp. 407-414

Eric Wong, George Norman and Roger Flanagan

Hybrid modelling framework for synthesizing virtual structures pp. 415-426

Mohan Manavazhi

Estimating life cycle plant maintenance costs pp. 427-435

David Edwards, Gary Holt and Frank Harris

Quest for continuous quality improvement for public housing construction in Hong Kong pp. 437-446

C. M. Tam, Z. M. Deng, S. X. Zeng and C. S. Ho

An investigation into the merits of encouraging conflict in the construction industry pp. 447-456

M. Loosemore, B. T. Nguyen and N. Denis

To bid or not to bid: a parametric solution pp. 457-466

M. Wanous, A. H. Boussabaine and J. Lewis

Work-input model for assembly and disassembly of high shoring towers pp. 467-477

Aviad Shapira and Dov Goldfinger

Quantifying the causes and costs of rework in construction pp. 479-490

Peter Love and Heng Li

A proposal for construction project risk assessment using fuzzy logic pp. 491-500

J. H. M. Tah and V. Carr

Volume 18, issue 3, 2000

Globalization and construction industry development: research opportunities pp. 257-262

George Ofori

A systematic approach to the evaluation of indirect costs of contract variations pp. 263-268

Denise Bower

'Clusters' of innovations in recent long span and multi-segmental bridges pp. 269-280

E. Sarah Slaughter and Hikaru Shimizu

Factors affecting clients' project dispute resolution satisfaction in Hong Kong pp. 281-294

S. O. Cheung, C. M. Tam, I. Ndekugri and F. C. Harris

Design practice and volume production in speculative housebuilding pp. 295-310

Alan Hooper and Chris Nicol

Foreign exchange and revenue risks: analysis of key contract clauses in China's BOT project pp. 311-320

Shou Qing Wang, Robert Tiong, S. K. Ting and D. Ashley

Total quality management and the learning organization: a dialogue for change in construction pp. 321-331

Peter Love, Heng Li, Zahir Irani and Olusegun Faniran

Using Electre III to aid the choice of housing construction process within structural engineering pp. 333-342

Martin Rogers

A decision support framework for project sponsors in the planning stage of build-operate-transfer (BOT) projects pp. 343-353

Irem Dikmen Ozdoganm and M. Talat Birgonul

The Coasian market-firm dichotomy and subcontracting in the construction industry pp. 355-362

Lawrence Wai Chung Lai

Comparison of the concreting productivities in Hong Kong and Beijing and a proposed comparison methodology pp. 363-372

Shou Qing Wang and Michael Anson

Volume 18, issue 2, 2000

Property rights implications of public-private joint ventures pp. 131-138

Wong Kwok-Chun and Anthony Walker

Overcoming the problems associated with quality certification pp. 139-149

P. E. D. Love and Hui Li

Regional development and construction in Italy: an input-output analysis, 1959-1992 pp. 151-159

Roberto Pietroforte, Ranko Bon and Tullio Gregori

A survey of current cost estimating practices in the UK pp. 161-172

Akintola Akintoye and Eamon Fitzgerald

Analytical design planning technique (ADePT): a dependency structure matrix tool to schedule the building design process pp. 173-182

Simon Austin, Andrew Baldwin, Baizhan Li and Paul Waskett

Simulation modelling for logistics re-engineering in the construction company pp. 183-195

Anna Sobotka

Evaluation and management of foreign exchange and revenue risks in China's BOT projects pp. 197-207

S. Q. Wang, Robert Tiong, S. K. Ting and D. Ashley

Evaluating the performance of combining neural networks and genetic algorithms to forecast construction demand: the case of the Singapore residential sector pp. 209-217

Goh Bee-Hua

A new earthworks estimating methodology pp. 219-228

Simon Smith, Graeme Wood and Martin Gould

Partnering in construction: a critical review of issues, problems and dilemmas pp. 229-237

Mike Bresnen and Nick Marshall

A grounded theory of women's career under-achievement in large UK construction companies pp. 239-250

Andrew Dainty, Barbara Bagilhole and Richard Neale

Volume 18, issue 1, 2000

A hybrid life cycle assessment method for construction pp. 5-9

G. J. Treloar, P. E. D. Love, O. O. Faniran and U. Iyer-Raniga

The impact of contract duration on the cost of cash retention pp. 11-14

Will Hughes, Patricia Hillebrandt and John Murdoch

Trends in productivity improvement in the US construction industry pp. 15-27

David Arditi and Krishna Mochtar

The influence of personal characteristics on effectiveness of construction site managers pp. 29-36

Campbell Fraser

The positive use of power on a major construction project pp. 37-44

Anthony Walker and Robert Newcombe

Segmenting the Korean housing market using multiple discriminant analysis pp. 45-54

Jae-Chan Kim, Dae-Ho Kim, Jae-Jun Kim, Jong-Suk Ye and Hyun-Soo Lee

Benchmarking for construction: theory and practice pp. 55-63

Naomi Garnett and Simone Pickrell

A model for predicting plant maintenance costs pp. 65-75

David Edwards, Gary Holt and Frank Harris

Analysis of factors influencing project cost estimating practice pp. 77-89

Akintola Akintoye

Re-engineering the tender code for construction works pp. 91-100

Ron Craig

Decisions with moral content: collusion pp. 101-111

Anna Zarkada-Fraser and Martin Skitmore

Women in construction: the untapped resource pp. 113-121

Sandra Fielden, Marilyn Davidson, Andrew Gale and Caroline Davey