Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 17, issue 6, 1999

Responsibility, power and construction conflict pp. 699-709

M. Loosemore

Impact of employee, management, and process issues on constructability implementation pp. 711-720

Neil Eldin

The impact of change orders on mechanical construction labour efficiency pp. 721-730

Awad Hanna, Jeffrey Russell and Paul Vandenberg

To instruct or not? The engineer's dilemma pp. 731-743

K. Yogeswaran and M. M. Kumaraswamy

Applying fuzzy techniques to cash flow analysis pp. 745-755

A. H. Boussabaine and Taha Elhag

Survey of construction lawyers' attitudes and practice in the use of ADR in contractors' disputes pp. 757-765

Penny Brooker

A genetic-algorithm-based resource-constrained construction scheduling system pp. 767-776

Sou-Sen Leu and Chung-Huei Yang

Development of a customer focused strategy in speculative house building pp. 777-787

R. Roy and S. P. Cochrane

A non-results-based effectiveness index for construction site managers pp. 789-798

Campbell Fraser

Quality practices in design organizations pp. 799-809

Abdulaziz Bubshait, Gulam Farooq, M. Osama Jannadi and Sadi Assaf

Volume 17, issue 5, 1999

An input-output analysis of the Turkish construction sector, 1973-1990: a note pp. 543-551

Ranko Bon, Talat Birgonul and Irem Ozdogan

International construction management research: cultural sensitivity in methodological design pp. 553-561

Martin Loosemore

Stochastic modelling and prediction of contractor default risk pp. 563-576

Huaming Zhai and Jeffrey Russell

Construction resource/method factors influencing productivity for high rise concrete construction pp. 577-587

D. G. Proverbs, G. D. Holt and P. O. Olomolaiye

Modelling financial decisions in construction firms pp. 589-602

Ka Chi Lam and Goran Runeson

Effects of high prequalification requirements pp. 603-612

Wei Lo, Raymond Krizek and Ahmad Hadavi

Private sector participation in infrastructure projects: a methodology to analyse viability of BOT pp. 613-623

Malik Ranasinghe

Matching housing supply and demand: an empirical study of Hong Kong's market pp. 625-633

Raymond Tse, C. W. Ho and S. Ganesan

Comparative analysis of pre-bid forecasting of building prices based on Singapore data pp. 635-646

John Gunner and Martin Skitmore

Important causes of delay in public utility projects in Saudi Arabia pp. 647-655

Mohammed Al-Khalil and Mohammed Al-Ghafly

The application of JIT philosophy to construction: a case study in site layout pp. 657-668

Low Sui Pheng and Mok Sze Hui

The practical application of delivery methods to project portfolios pp. 669-677

John Miller and Roger Evje

Sustainability and the impact of Chinese policy initiatives upon construction pp. 679-687

Jean Jinghan Chen and David Chambers

Volume 17, issue 4, 1999

Outsourcing of property-related management functions in Europe and North America, 1993-1998 pp. 409-412

Ranko Bon and Rachael Luck

A needs based methodology for classifying construction clients and selecting contractors-a rejoinder pp. 413-417

Ezekiel Chinyio and Paul Olomolaiye

From boom to bust: the case of Italian construction firms pp. 419-425

Roberto Pietroforte and Piero Tangerini

A quantitative study of post contract award design changes in construction pp. 427-439

I. D. Cox, J. P. Morris, J. H. Rogerson and G. E. Jared

Allocation of contingency in activity duration networks pp. 441-447

Terry Williams

ISO 14000: Its relevance to the construction industry of Singapore and its potential as the next industry milestone pp. 449-461

Alan Tan Tong Kein, George Ofori and Cle Briffett

A neural network based system for predicting earthmoving production pp. 463-471

Jonathan Jingsheng Shi

On the issue of plan shape complexity: plan shape indices revisited pp. 473-482

Chau Kwong Wing

Examination of relationships between building form and function, and the cost of mechanical and electrical services pp. 483-492

L. M. Swaffield and C. L. Pasquire

Age-dependent business failures in the US construction industry pp. 493-503

Serdar Kale and David Arditi

Determining the causal structure of rework influences in construction pp. 505-517

P. E. D. Love, P. Mandal and Hui Li

Selection of mobile cranes for building construction projects pp. 519-527

Aviad Shapira and Clifford Schexnayder

Gate-keepers or judges: peer reviews in construction management pp. 529-536

Goran Runeson and Martin Loosemore

Volume 17, issue 3, 1999

Studies on the impact of functional analysis concept design on reduction in change orders pp. 251-267

Samuel Stocks and Amarjit Singh

Construction costs in The Netherlands in an international context pp. 269-283

Henk Vermande and Peter-Hein Van Mulligen

Tendering theory revisited pp. 285-296

Goran Runeson and Martin Skitmore

The Italian residential construction sector: an input-output historical analysis pp. 297-303

Roberto Pietroforte and Ranko Bon

Prediction of hoisting time for tower cranes for public housing construction in Hong Kong pp. 305-314

Arthur Leung and C. M. Tam

A model for subcontractor selection in refurbishment projects pp. 315-327

M. I. Okoroh and V. B. Torrance

A participative research strategy for propagating soft methodologies in value management practice pp. 329-340

S. D. Green

Assessment of construction processes and innovations through simulation pp. 341-350

E. Sarah Slaughter

Modelling and predicting construction durations in Hong Kong public housing pp. 351-362

Daniel Chan and Mohan Kumaraswamy

Energy impact analysis of building construction as applied to South Africa pp. 363-374

Daniel Irurah and Dieter Holm

A survey of the site records kept by construction supervisors pp. 375-382

Steve Scott and Sami Assadi

Strategies for insuring subcontracted works pp. 383-391

Hisham Gaafar and John Perry

Cash farming in building and construction: a stochastic analysis pp. 393-401

Russell Kenley

Volume 17, issue 2, 1999

Construction cost and building height pp. 129-132

Willie Tan

The missing arguments of lean construction pp. 133-137

S. D. Green

Ethics in tendering: a survey of Australian opinion and practice pp. 139-153

Richard Ray, John Hornibrook, Martin Skitmore and Anna Zarkada-Fraser

Modelling information flow during the conceptual and schematic stages of building design pp. 155-167

A. N. Baldwin, S. A. Austin, T. M. Hassan and A. Thorpe

Combining rule-based expert systems and artificial neural networks for mark-up estimation pp. 169-176

Heng Li and Peter Love

Bargaining tactics in construction disputes pp. 177-188

Martin Loosemore

Modelling building durations in Hong Kong pp. 189-196

Albert Chan

The quality of accident and health data in the construction industry: interviews with senior managers pp. 197-204

Diane Gyi, Alistair Gibb and Roger Haslam

Risk response techniques employed currently for major projects pp. 205-213

Scott Baker, David Ponniah and Simon Smith

Secondary subcontracting in the Turkish construction industry pp. 215-220

Zeynep Sozen and Mehmi Kucuk

European construction contractors: a productivity appraisal of in situ concrete operations pp. 221-230

D. G. Proverbs, G. D. Holt and P. O. Olomolaiye

An evaluation of the accuracy of the multiple regression approach in forecasting sectoral construction demand in Singapore pp. 231-241

Goh Bee-Hua

Volume 17, issue 1, 1999

A needs based methodology for classifying construction clients and selecting contractors: comment pp. 5-7

Martin Skitmore and Anthony Mills

A grounded theory of construction crisis management pp. 9-19

Martin Loosemore

Quasi-rational behaviour in the property and construction market pp. 21-27

John Raftery

Skills, knowledge and competencies for managing construction refurbishment works pp. 29-43

Charles Egbu

Productivity rates and construction methods for high rise concrete construction: a comparative evaluation of UK, German and French contractors pp. 45-52

D. G. Proverbs, G. D. Holt and P. O. Olomolaiye

Construction work and education: occupational health and safety reviewed pp. 53-62

Tuula Laukkanen

Modelling client business processes as an aid to strategic briefing pp. 63-76

Stuart Green and Stephen Simister

A world-wide survey of current practices in the management of risk within electrical supply projects pp. 77-90

J. F. Burchett, V. M. Rao Tummala and H. M. Leung

Inducing rules for selecting retaining wall systems pp. 91-98

Nie-Jia Yau, Jyh-Bin Yang and Ting-Ya Hsieh

The likelihood and impact of changes of key project personnel on the design process pp. 99-106

Robert Chapman

ISO 9000 standards: perceptions and experiences in the UK construction industry pp. 107-119

Ramin Moatazed-Keani and Ali R. Ghanbari-Parsa Sechi