Research Companion to Innovation in Construction

Edited by Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi ()

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This incisive Research Companion presents a global perspective on the state of the art of research on innovation policies, strategies and practices in construction, challenging existing theories, models and concepts. Chapters explore conceptual frameworks for fostering innovation in construction projects, featuring case studies that illustrate practical implementation.

Keywords: Construction Innovation; Project Procurement; Digital Innovation; Collaboration; Diffussion; Business Models (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035326587
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to Research Companion to Innovation in Construction

Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi

Ch 2 Growth, productivity and structural change: economic arguments for investment in construction innovation

Gerard de Valence

Ch 3 Innovation in construction: the perspective of developing countries

George Ofori

Ch 4 Innovation in the construction industry: experiences from Chile

Alfredo Serpell, Claudia Valderrama-Ulloa and Ximena Ferrada

Ch 5 Enabling innovation through systems thinking: insights from operational simulation in the construction industry

Mohammed Abdelmegid, Mani Poshdar, Vicente Gonzalez, Michael O’Sullivan and Cameron Walker

Ch 6 Business model innovation and its impact on the diffusion of innovation in construction business organizations

Shoeb Ahmed Memon, Nipuni Sumanarathna, Bismark Duodu and Steve Rowlinson

Ch 7 A conceptual framework to understand the implementation of innovation on construction projects

Arun Bajracharya and Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi

Ch 8 Implementation of innovation on construction project: a case study

Arun Bajracharya and Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi

Ch 9 Policy-led innovations: the impact of Indigenous procurement policies on contractors’ behaviour towards Indigenous people's participation in construction projects

George Denny-Smith, Martin Loosemore, Riza Yosia Sunindijo and Megan Williams

Ch 10 Multi-stakeholders’ perspectives in public procurement of innovation in construction: analysing benefits, beneficiaries and actors of innovation

Per Erik Eriksson, Johan Larsson and Malena Havenvid

Ch 11 Creating a fertile learning ecosystem for innovation: an integrated programme of alliancing projects approach

Derek H.T. Walker and Peter E.D. Love

Ch 12 Recent and nascent innovations in the evolution of construction project procurement: with examples from Australia

Hemanta Doloi and Mohan Kumaraswamy

Ch 13 Developing a tool for measuring innovation for construction organisations

Hossein Sadeghzadeh Fasaghandis, Suzanne Wilkinson and Mostafa Babaeian Jelodar

Ch 14 Readiness of the construction industry to adopt the modern methods of construction: a scoping review

Ali M. Saad, Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi, Chris Gorse and Suhaib Arogundade

Ch 15 Emerging technologies in health and safety management: current perspectives and future prospects

C. Mahammedi, T.E. Butt and M.K.S. Al-Mhdawi

Ch 16 Stakeholder integration and open innovation in sustainable construction projects

Shaima AlHarmoodi and Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi

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