Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 32, issue 12, 2014

The advantages of information management through building information modelling pp. 1153-1165

Peter Demian and David Walters

How to create a space for stakeholders' involvement in construction pp. 1166-1182

Pia Storvang and Ann H�jbjerg Clarke

Key performance indicators for facility performance assessment: simulation of core indicators pp. 1183-1204

Sarel Lavy, John A. Garcia, Phil Scinto and Manish K. Dixit

A panel vector error correction approach to forecasting demand in regional construction markets pp. 1205-1221

Heng Jiang and Chunlu Liu

Quantitative analysis of policies for governance of emergent dynamics in complex construction projects pp. 1222-1237

Nader Naderpajouh and Makarand Hastak

Volume 32, issue 11, 2014

A proactive plan-do-check-act approach to defect management based on a Swedish construction project pp. 1051-1065

Robert Lundkvist, John Henrik Meiling and Marcus Sandberg

Burnout of undergraduate construction management students in Australia pp. 1066-1077

Peter Moore and Martin Loosemore

The performance excellence model in construction enterprises: an application study with modelling and analysis pp. 1078-1092

Li-Ying Cheng, De-Cheng Wen and Hong-Chang Jiang

Social identity in construction: enactments and outcomes pp. 1093-1105

Martin L�wstedt and Christine R�is�nen

An integrated model of HIV/AIDS testing behaviour in the construction industry pp. 1106-1129

Paul Anthony Bowen, Rajen Govender, Peter J. Edwards and Keith Cattell

Modelling the impact of outsourcing decisions on facilities management service-level performance: a case of Nigeria's public hospitals pp. 1130-1147

Dubem Ikediashi and Ikemefuna Mbamali

Mobile and Pervasive Computing in Construction pp. 1148-1150

Mirosław J. Skibniewski

Volume 32, issue 10, 2014

Japanese competitive bid entry qualifications: an examination of public works pp. 957-967

Yukiko Konno

Reliability of Engineering News-Record international construction data pp. 968-982

Weisheng Lu

Remuneration and absenteeism on a large construction site pp. 983-999

Jaewhan Kim and Peter Philips

Experimental field testing of a real-time construction hazard identification and transmission technique pp. 1000-1016

Alex Albert, Matthew R. Hallowell and Brian M. Kleiner

Default or exit? Empirical study on SMEs in the Japanese construction industry pp. 1017-1029

Yukiko Konno

Did the late-2000s financial crisis influence construction labour productivity? pp. 1030-1047

Le Ma and Chunlu Liu

Volume 32, issue 9, 2014

Employer investment in Apprenticeships in England: an exploration of the sensitivity of employers in the construction sector to the net costs of training pp. 845-856

Terence Hogarth and Lynn Gambin

Innovation as re-institutionalization: a case study of technological change in housebuilding in Norway pp. 857-873

Finn Orstavik

Economic development and construction productivity in Malaysia pp. 874-887

Fah Choy Chia, Martin Skitmore, Goran Runeson and Adrian Bridge

Antecedents of behavioural commitment in inter-organizational relationships: a field study of the UK construction industry pp. 888-903

Eric Shiu, Zhizhong Jiang and Ghasem Zaefarian

Revisiting the adoption of innovative products on Australian road infrastructure projects pp. 904-917

Timothy M. Rose and Karen Manley

Exploring the link between early constructor involvement in project decision-making and the efficacy of health and safety risk control pp. 918-931

Helen Lingard, Payam Pirzadeh, Nick Blismas, Ron Wakefield and Brian Kleiner

Team development and performance in construction design teams: an assessment of a hierarchical model with mediating effect of compensation pp. 932-949

Amin Akhavan Tabassi, Mahyuddin Ramli, Kamand M. Roufechaei and Arash Akhavan Tabasi

Professional Services Agreements pp. 950-952

Steven Male

Volume 32, issue 7-8, 2014

Conference Issue: ARCOM 29-super-th Annual Conference pp. 653-657

Simon D Smith

High reliability organizing at the boundary of the CM domain pp. 658-664

L�on L. olde Scholtenhuis and Andr� G. Dor�e

Method-based learning: a case in the asphalt construction industry pp. 665-681

Frank R. Bijleveld and Andr� G. Dor�e

Dealing with construction cost overruns using data mining pp. 682-694

Dominic Ahiaga-Dagbui and Simon D. Smith

Together on the path to construction innovation: yet another example of escalation of commitment? pp. 695-704

Maarten E.J. Rutten, Andr� G. Dor�e and Johannes I.M. Halman

Linking response strategies adopted by construction firms during the 2007 economic recession to Porter's generic strategies pp. 705-724

Paul Tansey, John P. Spillane and Xianhai Meng

Institutional determinants of construction safety management strategies of contractors in Hong Kong pp. 725-736

Chuanjing Ju and Steve Rowlinson

Exploring 'Zero Target' safety programmes in the UK construction industry pp. 737-748

Fred Sherratt

Is this none of the contractor's business? Social sustainability challenges informed by literary accounts pp. 749-759

Martine Buser and Christian Koch

Stakeholder interpretations of design: semiotic insights into the briefing process pp. 760-772

William H. Collinge and Chris F. Harty

Building with wildlife: project geographies and cosmopolitics in infrastructure construction pp. 773-786

Daniel Sage, Andrew Dainty, Kjell Tryggestad, Lise Justesen and Jan Mouritsen

Change management in practice: an ethnographic study of changes to contract requirements on a hospital project pp. 787-803

Clare Shipton, Will Hughes and Dylan Tutt

Understanding construction reform discourses pp. 804-815

John-Paul Smiley, Scott Fernie and Andrew Dainty

Breaking down the site hoardings: attitudes and approaches to community consultation during construction pp. 816-828

Robert Close and Martin Loosemore

The role of the supply chain in the elimination and reduction of construction rework and defects: an action research approach pp. 829-842

Martin Taggart, Lauri Koskela and John Rooke

Volume 32, issue 6, 2014

Productivity improvement in the construction process pp. 489-494

Russell Kenley

Can project monitoring and control be fully automated? pp. 495-505

Shabtai Isaac and Ronie Navon

Applying critical chain buffer management theory in location-based management pp. 506-519

Rolf B�chmann-Slorup

Searching for value: construction strategy exploration and linear planning pp. 520-547

Alan D. Russell, Ngoc Tran and Sheryl Staub-French

An exploratory study of the relationship between construction workforce physical strain and task level productivity pp. 548-564

Umberto C. Gatti, Giovanni C. Migliaccio, Susan M. Bogus and Suzanne Schneider

The construction productivity debate and the measurement of service qualities pp. 565-574

Ahmet Anil Sezer and Jan Br�chner

Challenges and opportunities for productivity improvement studies in linear, repetitive, and location-based scheduling pp. 575-594

Gunnar Lucko, Thaís Da C.L. Alves and Vanessa Lira Angelim

An analysis of construction productivity differences between Canada and the United States pp. 595-607

Hassan Nasir, Hani Ahmed, Carl Haas and Paul M. Goodrum

Effects of the location-based management system on production rates and productivity pp. 608-624

Olli Sepp�nen, Jake Evinger and Christopher Mouflard

Developing and evaluating a framework for process improvement in an alliance project: a New Zealand case study pp. 625-640

Nimesha Vilasini, Thomas Neitzert and James Rotimi

On information and communication technology and production cost in construction industry: evidence from the Netherlands pp. 641-651

Arno van der Vlist, Marien H. Vrolijk and Geert P.M.R. Dewulf

Volume 32, issue 5, 2014

Towards a shift in mindset: partnering projects as engagement platforms pp. 419-432

Mattias Jacobsson and Philip Roth

A microeconomic perspective on infrastructure rehabilitation pp. 433-445

Tarek Hegazy and Dina A. Saad

Construction accident causality: learning from different countries and differing consequences pp. 446-459

Alistair Gibb, Helen Lingard, Michael Behm and Tracy Cooke

Highway maintenance: impact of framework agreements upon project financial performance pp. 460-472

Terence Lam and Keith Gale

The dilemma of scope and scale for construction professional service firms pp. 473-486

Carol Jewell, Roger Flanagan and Weisheng Lu

Performance-Based Contracts for Road Projects pp. 487-488

Stefan Olander

Volume 32, issue 4, 2014

Change negotiation in public-private partnership projects through output specifications: an experimental approach based on game theory pp. 323-348

Arshad Ali Javed, Patrick T.I. Lam and Albert P.C. Chan

Public-private partnerships and investments in innovation: the influence of the contractual arrangement pp. 349-361

Athena Roumboutsos and Stephane Saussier

Guidelines for effective workplace HIV/AIDS intervention management by construction firms pp. 362-381

Paul Bowen, Yvette Allen, Peter Edwards, Keith Cattell and Leickness Simbayi

Evaluating impact of construction risks in the Arabian Gulf Region from perspective of multinational architecture, engineering and construction firms pp. 382-402

Ruqaya Al-Sabah, Carol C. Menassa and Awad Hanna

Revenue guarantee in public-private partnerships: a fair risk allocation model pp. 403-415

Nunzia Carbonara, Nicola Costantino and Roberta Pellegrino

Project Management for Facility Constructions: A Guide for Engineers and Architects pp. 416-416

Alexander Pichura

Volume 32, issue 3, 2014

Enabling construction innovation: the role of a no-blame culture as a collaboration behavioural driver in project alliances pp. 229-245

Beverley M. Lloyd-walker, Anthony John Mills and Derek H.T. Walker

Deconstructing dynamic capabilities: the role of cognitive and organizational routines in the innovation process pp. 246-261

Thayaparan Gajendran, Graham Brewer, Siegfried Gudergan and Shankar Sankaran

Fixing concrete: inquiries, responsibility, power and innovation pp. 262-278

Stewart Clegg and Kristian Kreiner

Collaborative incentive contracts: stimulating competitive behaviour without competition pp. 279-289

Said Boukendour and Will Hughes

Challenges for capturing and assessing initial embodied energy: a contractor's perspective pp. 290-308

Philip J. Davies, Stephen Emmitt and Steven K. Firth

The Handbook of Organizational Economics pp. 309-313

Chen-Yu Chang

Sustainability and the Design of Transport Interchanges pp. 313-319

Andrew Allan

Volume 32, issue 1-2, 2014

Industrialized building pp. 1-6

Brian Atkin

Five moments in the history of industrialized building pp. 7-15

Robert Ågren and Robert D. Wing

Conceptual framework of the evolution and transformation of the idea of the industrialization of building in Japan pp. 16-39

Tomonari Yashiro

Factors impeding the offsite production of housing construction in China: an investigation of current practice pp. 40-52

Xiaolin Zhai, Richard Reed and Anthony Mills

Classification of production systems for industrialized building: a production strategy perspective pp. 53-69

Henric Jonsson and Martin Rudberg

Platform use in systems building pp. 70-82

Gustav Jansson, Helena Johnsson and Dan Engstr�m

Industrialized construction in the Swedish infrastructure sector: core elements and barriers pp. 83-96

Johan Larsson, Per Erik Eriksson, Thomas Olofsson and Peter Simonsson

Managing short-term efficiency and long-term development through industrialized construction pp. 97-108

Per Erik Eriksson, Stefan Olander, Henrik Szentes and Kristian Widén

A study of a plan-do-check-act method used in less industrialized activities: two cases from industrialized housebuilding pp. 109-125

John Henrik Meiling, Marcus Sandberg and Helena Johnsson

The impact of clients' decision-making on their adoption of industrialized building pp. 126-145

Erika Hedgren and Lars Stehn

Buyer-supplier relationships in industrialized building pp. 146-159

Louise Bildsten

Evaluating the adaptability of an industrialized building using dependency structure matrices pp. 160-182

Robert Schmidt, Kasper Sanchez Vibaek and Simon Austin

Improving ecological performance of industrialized building systems in Malaysia pp. 183-195

Riduan Yunus and Jay Yang

Design configuration with architectural objects: linking customer requirements with system capabilities in industrialized house-building platforms pp. 196-207

Fredrik Wikberg, Thomas Olofsson and Anders Ekholm

Business models in industrialized building of multi-storey houses pp. 208-226

Staffan Brege, Lars Stehn and Tomas Nord