Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Will Hughes

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Volume 36, issue 12, 2018

The interplay between formal and informal elements in analysing situations of role conflict among construction participants pp. 651-665

Shabnam Kabiri and Will Hughes

Incorporating the effect of weather in construction scheduling and management with sine wave curves: application in the United Kingdom pp. 666-682

Pablo Ballesteros-Pérez, Stefán Thor Smith, Josephine Gwen Lloyd-Papworth and Peter Cooke

Extending and operationalizing construction productivity measurement on building projects pp. 683-699

Perry Forsythe

Knowledge coordination in transnational engineering projects:a practice-based study pp. 700-715

Shobha Ramalingam and Ashwin Mahalingam

Volume 36, issue 11, 2018

Liminal roles in construction project practice: exploring change through the roles of partnering manager, building logistic specialist and BIM coordinator pp. 599-610

Tina Karrbom Gustavsson

The influence of quality benefit and marginal contribution on the optimal equity structure of the PPP projects: balancing public and private benefits pp. 611-622

Bing Wang, Shuibo Zhang, Xiuqin Wang and Zhuo Feng

Where do I go from here? Motivated reasoning in construction decisions pp. 623-634

Richard F. Fellows and Anita M. M. Liu

Digital disruption of the AEC industry: technology-oriented scenarios for possible future development paths pp. 635-650

Rita Lavikka, Johanna Kallio, Thomas Casey and Miimu Airaksinen

Volume 36, issue 9, 2018

Categorizing suppliers for development investments in construction: application of DEA and RFM concept pp. 487-506

Abdollah Noorizadeh, Kamran Rashidi and Antti Peltokorpi

Chinese investment in the Australian construction industry: the social amplification of risk pp. 507-520

J. Sacilotto and M. Loosemore

Infrastructure epistemologies: water, wastewater and displaced persons in Germany pp. 521-534

Jessica Kaminsky and Kasey Faust

Integrating product and process design in construction pp. 535-543

Cecília Gravina da Rocha and Sergio Kemmer

Volume 36, issue 8, 2018

Rationale: the necessary ingredient for contributions to theory and practice pp. 423-424

Amy Javernick-Will

Bringing planning back into the picture – How can supply chain planning aid in dealing with supply chain-related problems in construction? pp. 425-442

Micael Thunberg and Anna Fredriksson

External stakeholder strategic actions in construction projects: a Vietnamese study pp. 443-458

Tan Hai Dang Nguyen, Nicholas Chileshe and Raufdeen Rameezdeen

How the capital structure of firms is determined over business cycles: further evidence from the construction industry of Taiwan pp. 459-471

Hsien-Hung Yeh

Understanding the multiple functions of construction contracts: the anatomy of FIDIC model contracts pp. 472-485

Yongqiang Chen, Wenqian Wang, Shuibo Zhang and Jingya You

Volume 36, issue 7, 2018

The role of building control surveyors and their power in promoting sustainable construction pp. 363-374

Niamh Murtagh, Loulwa Achkar and Aeli Roberts

Quantifying stakeholders’ influence on energy efficiency of housing: development and application of a four-step methodology pp. 375-393

Sherif Zedan and Wendy Miller

Co-creating social value through cross-sector collaboration between social enterprises and the construction industry pp. 394-408

J. Barraket and M. Loosemore

The role of organizational climate in socially embedding construction firms’ sustainability goals pp. 409-421

F.T.T. Phua

Volume 36, issue 6, 2018

Capital project planning for a circular economy pp. 303-312

Benjamin Sanchez and Carl Haas

Agent-based modelling and construction – reconstructing antiquity’s largest infrastructure project pp. 313-327

J. Riley Snyder, Ozge Dilaver, Lucy C. Stephenson, Jan E. Mackie and Simon D. Smith

A simulation-based method for effective workface planning of industrial construction projects pp. 328-347

Di Hu, Yasser Mohamed, Hosein Taghaddos and Ulrich (Rick) Hermann

Diversification in the international construction business pp. 348-361

Meng Ye, Weisheng Lu, Roger Flanagan and Kunhui Ye

Volume 36, issue 5, 2018

The social impact of construction industry schools-based corporate volunteering pp. 243-258

Martin Loosemore and Jemma Bridgeman

On the nexus of changing public facilities management practices: purposive and co-creative actions across multiple levels pp. 259-275

Pernilla Gluch and Ingrid Svensson

Constructing safety: investigating senior executive long-term incentive plans and safety objectives in the construction sector pp. 276-290

Vanessa McDermott, Rita Peihua Zhang, Andrew Hopkins and Jan Hayes

Exploring safety management challenges for multi-national construction workforces: a UK case study pp. 291-301

David Oswald, Fred Sherratt, Simon D. Smith and Matthew R. Hallowell

Volume 36, issue 4, 2018

Plugging into the big debates of the day pp. 181-181

Roine Leiringer and Andy Dainty

A framework for managing organizations in complex environments pp. 182-202

Wael Khalil Shadid

Optimized real options-based approach for government guarantees in PPP toll road projects pp. 203-216

Faruk Buyukyoran and Selin Gundes

Creating opportunities in the face of an environmental jolt: exploring turnaround strategizing practices within large Irish construction contractors pp. 217-241

Paul Tansey, John P. Spillane and Tara Brooks

Volume 36, issue 3, 2018

Reinforcing cycles involving inter- and intraorganizational paradoxical tensions when managing large construction projects pp. 125-140

Henrik Szentes

Shaping the discourse of worker health in the UK construction industry pp. 141-152

Fred Sherratt

Work-related contact, work–family conflict, psychological distress and sleep problems experienced by construction professionals: an integrated explanatory model pp. 153-174

Paul Bowen, Rajen Govender, Peter Edwards and Keith Cattell

Construction economics and economics journals pp. 175-180

Jan Brochner

Volume 36, issue 2, 2018

Mapping corporate social responsibility strategies in the construction and engineering industry pp. 67-82

Martin Loosemore and Benson Teck Heng Lim

Managing collaborative space in multi-partner projects pp. 83-95

Anne Kokkonen and Anne Live Vaagaasar

A strategic analysis of contract termination in public–private partnerships: implications from cases in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 96-108

Anthony T. Odoemena and Masahide Horita

Improving workflow and resource usage in construction schedules through location-based management system (LBMS) pp. 109-124

Hylton Olivieri, Olli Seppänen and Ariovaldo Denis Granja

Volume 36, issue 1, 2018

The formation of a collaborative project identity in an infrastructure alliance project pp. 1-21

Anna-Maija Hietajärvi and Kirsi Aaltonen

Social identity, safety climate and self-reported accidents among construction workers pp. 22-31

Lars Peter Andersen, Line Nørdam, Thomas Joensson, Pete Kines and Kent J. Nielsen

Categorizing modularization strategies to achieve various objectives of building investments pp. 32-48

Antti Peltokorpi, Hylton Olivieri, Ariovaldo Denis Granja and Olli Seppänen

Reorganizing construction logistics for improved performance pp. 49-65

Viktoria Sundquist, Lars-Erik Gadde and Kajsa Hulthén

Volume 35, issue 11-12, 2017

Editorial pp. 655-656

Andy Dainty and Roine Leiringer

Thinking with materialities in construction management: a response to Alexander Styhre pp. 657-662

Daniel Sage

Thinking with Daniel Sage: some final remarks pp. 663-664

Alexander Styhre

Human research ethics – is construction management research concerned? pp. 665-675

Ian Stewart, Peter Fenn and Elika Aminian

Options-based negotiation management of PPP–BOT infrastructure projects pp. 676-692

Meghdad Attarzadeh, David K.H. Chua, Michael Beer and Ernest L.S. Abbott

Slacks-based data envelopment analysis for eco-efficiency assessment in the Australian construction industry pp. 693-706

Xiancun Hu and Chunlu Liu

Promoting wellbeing at university: the role of resilience for students of the built environment pp. 707-718

Michelle Turner, Christina M. Scott-Young and Sarah Holdsworth

Indexes for Volume 35 (2017) pp. 719-719

The Editors

Indexes for Volume 35 (2017) pp. 720-724

The Editors

Volume 35, issue 10, 2017

Challenges when implementing BIM for industry change pp. 597-610

Susanna Vass and Tina Karrbom Gustavsson

The role of industry: an analytical framework to understand ICT transformation within the AEC industry pp. 611-626

Mattias Jacobsson, Henrik C.J. Linderoth and Steve Rowlinson

Construction firms in public–private partnerships: a place to grow pp. 627-640

Athena Roumboutsos, Ancor Suárez Alemán and Robert Ågren

Corporate volunteering in the construction industry: motivations, costs and benefits pp. 641-653

Martin Loosemore and Jemma Bridgeman

Volume 35, issue 8-9, 2017

Editorial for the special issue on social networks in construction pp. 445-454

Stephen Pryke, Sulafa Badi and Lena Bygballe

The link between knowledge sharing connections and employee time savings: A social network analysis pp. 455-467

Cristina Poleacovschi, Amy Javernick-Will and Tony Tong

The social network of the UK PPP secondary equity market – returns and competition in an emerging market pp. 468-481

Alberto De Biasio and Alex Murray

Network strategy for contractors’ business competitiveness pp. 482-497

Calvin Keung and Liyin Shen

Managing stakeholder networks for a social license to build pp. 498-513

Robert G. Boutilier and Michal Zdziarski

Inter-organizational resource coordination in post-disaster infrastructure recovery pp. 514-530

Aaron Opdyke, Florence Lepropre, Amy Javernick-Will and Matthew Koschmann

Formal and informal relations within BIM-enabled supply chain partnerships pp. 531-552

Eleni Papadonikolaki, Alexander Verbraeck and Hans Wamelink

An actor–network theory approach to developing an expanded conceptualization of collaboration in industrialized building housing construction pp. 553-577

Kerry London and Zelinna Pablo

‘What does this mean’? Sensemaking in the strategic action field of construction pp. 578-596

Richard Fellows and Anita M. M. Liu

Volume 35, issue 7, 2017

On the right to disagree, healthy debates and moving forward pp. 383-384

Roine Leiringer and Andy Dainty

The prospects for a production management body of knowledge in business schools: response to Koskela (2017) “Why is management research irrelevant?” pp. 385-391

Chris Ivory

The futures of construction management research pp. 392-403

Chris Harty and Roine Leiringer

How (do) internal capabilities and the geography of business networks shape the performance of contractors in public procurement tenders? Evidence from the construction industry pp. 404-419

Roberta Apa and Silvia Rita Sedita

Applying the dynamic capabilities framework in the case of a large public construction client pp. 420-431

Abderisak Adam and Göran Lindahl

Condom use by South African construction workers pp. 432-444

Paul Bowen, Rajen Govender and Peter Edwards

Volume 35, issue 6, 2017

Frames, agency and institutional change: the case of benchmarking in Danish construction pp. 305-323

Grane Mikael Gregaard Rasmussen, Per Langaa Jensen and Stefan Christoffer Gottlieb

From visions to practice – The role of sensemaking, institutional logic and pragmatic practice pp. 324-337

Henrik C. J. Linderoth

Institutions and institutional logics in construction safety management: the case of climatic heat stress pp. 338-367

Andrea Yunyan Jia, Steve Rowlinson, Martin Loosemore, Mengnan Xu, Baizhan Li and Alistair Gibb

Analysis of the impact of craft labour availability on North American construction project productivity and schedule performance pp. 368-380

Hossein Karimi, Timothy R. B. Taylor and Paul M. Goodrum

Corrigendum pp. 381-381

The Editors

Volume 35, issue 5, 2017

Promoting construction workers’ health: a multi-level system perspective pp. 239-253

Helen Lingard and Michelle Turner

What influences professional women’s career advancement in construction? pp. 254-275

Valerie Francis

What you see is not what you get: single-family house renovation and energy retrofit seen through the lens of sociomateriality pp. 276-287

Martine Buser and Veronica Carlsson

The impacts of industrialization on construction subcontractors: a resource based view pp. 288-304

Edward Goh and Martin Loosemore

Volume 35, issue 4, 2017

Let’s get critical! A call for critical reviews and essays pp. 183-183

The Editors

The sociotechnical regime and Swedish contractor perceptions of structural frames pp. 184-195

Kerstin Hemström, Leif Gustavsson and Krushna Mahapatra

Flexibility in PPP contracts – Dealing with potential change in the pre-contract phase of a construction project pp. 196-206

Hatice Çiğdem Demirel, Wim Leendertse, Leentje Volker and Marcel Hertogh

Does the built-environment industry attract risk-taking individuals? pp. 207-217

F. T. T. Phua

Public sustainable-energy requirements and innovation in UK PFI school projects pp. 218-238

Sulafa Badi

Volume 35, issue 3, 2017

What kind of expertise is needed for low energy construction? pp. 78-89

Linda Clarke, Colin Gleeson and Christopher Winch

Linking corporate social responsibility and organizational performance in the construction industry pp. 90-105

Martin Loosemore and Benson Teck Heng Lim

On the distribution of bids for construction contract auctions pp. 106-121

Pablo Ballesteros-Pérez and Martin Skitmore

Managing the unknown – Addressing the potential health risks of nanomaterials in the built environment pp. 122-136

Wendy Jones, Alistair Gibb, Chris Goodier and Phil Bust

Evolutionary game of investors’ opportunistic behaviour during the operational period in PPP projects pp. 137-153

Jicai Liu, Ruolan Gao, Charles Yuen Jen Cheah and Jian Luo

A comparison of inspection practices within the construction industry between the Danish and Swedish Work Environment Authorities pp. 154-169

Kent Jacob Nielsen

Referees for Volume 34 (2016) pp. 170-179

The Editors

Indexes for Volume 34 (2016) pp. 180-181

The Editors

Volume 35, issue 1-2, 2017

Construction Management and Economics: New Directions pp. 1-3

Roine Leiringer and Andy Dainty

Why is management research irrelevant? pp. 4-23

Lauri Koskela

Being careful what we wish for? Challenges and opportunities afforded through engagement with business and management research pp. 24-34

Mike Bresnen

Thinking about materiality: the value of a construction management and engineering view pp. 35-44

Alexander Styre

Construction flow index: a metric of production flow quality in construction pp. 45-63

Rafael Sacks, Olli Seppänen, Vitaliy Priven and Jonathan Savosnick

Energy-based safety risk assessment: does magnitude and intensity of energy predict injury severity? pp. 64-77

Matthew R. Hallowell, Dillon Alexander and John A. Gambatese