Construction Management and Economics

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Will Hughes

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Guest Editorial: Special Issue on Law and Dispute Resolution in Construction pp. 501-504: Anthony Lavers
At the cutting edge: conflict avoidance and resolution in the US construction industry pp. 505-512: Thomas Stipanowich
Conflict and dispute in construction pp. 513-518: Peter Fenn, David Lowe and Christopher Speck
Perceptions of alternative dispute resolution as constraints upon its use in the UK construction industry pp. 519-526: Penny Brooker and Anthony Lavers
Resolution of disputes arising from set-off clauses between main contractors and subcontractors pp. 527-537: P. Kennedy, A. Morrison and D. O. Milne
Amicable dispute resolution in the People's Republic of China and its implications for foreign-related construction disputes pp. 539-548: Edwin Chan
Statutory reform of aspects of construction law in Australia pp. 549-558: Paul Bick

Organization and managerial environment of the Korean construction industry pp. 409-419: Sunkuk Kim
Building economics research in the People's Republic of China: a review pp. 421-428: Lu Youjie and Zhang Qiang
Economic evaluation of HVAC systems with ice storage designed using an optimization technique pp. 429-439: Ronie Navon, Hillel Arkin and Isaac Burg
The financial structure and ethos of property companies: an empirical analysis pp. 441-456: Richard Barkham
Construction project teams for TQM: a factor-element impact model pp. 457-467: Irtishad Ahmad and Maung Sein
The effect of contract type and size on competitiveness in bidding pp. 469-489: Derek Drew and Martin Skitmore
Preserving methodological consistency: a reply to Raftery, McGeorge and Walters pp. 491-494: J. Rooke, D. Seymour and D. Crook

Financial management of planned maintenance for housing associations pp. 315-326: G. Bowles, J. S. Dagpunar and H. Gow
Assessment and evaluation of contractor data against client goals using PERT approach pp. 327-340: Zedan Hatush and Martin Skitmore
Using a weighted score model as an aid to selecting procurement methods for small building works pp. 341-348: A. Griffith and J. D. Headley
A study of the growth-investment-financing nexus of the major UK construction groups pp. 349-361: Anita Punwani
An analysis of contractors' approaches to risk identification in New South Wales, Australia pp. 363-369: D. Bajaj, J. Oluwoye and D. Lenard
Causal relationship between construction flows and GDP: evidence from Hong Kong pp. 371-376: Raymond Tse and Sivaguru Ganesan
Risk analysis for revenue dependent infrastructure projects pp. 377-382: Anthony Songer, James Diekmann and Roger Pecsok
Rigour in research and peer review pp. 383-385: Peter Fenn
The ranking of construction management journals pp. 387-398: Chau Kwong Wing

Sustainable construction: principles and a framework for attainment pp. 223-239: Richard Hill and Paul Bowen
Distributions and correlations in Monte Carlo simulation pp. 241-258: David Wall
Leaders and champions for construction innovation pp. 259-270: C. H. Nam and C. B. Tatum
Concurrent engineering in design-build projects pp. 271-281: Chimay Anumba and Nosa Evbuomwan
Development of urban housing policies in China pp. 283-290: Jean Jinghan Chen and David Wills
Breaking up methodological monopolies: a multi-paradigm approach to construction management research pp. 291-297: John Raftery, Denny McGeorge and Megan Walters
The role of theory in construction management research: comment pp. 299-302: Goran Runeson

Evaluating contractor prequalification data: selection criteria and project success factors pp. 129-147: Zedan Hatush and Martin Skitmore
Choosing an appropriate research methodology pp. 149-159: Derek Walker
Practices, barriers and benefits of risk management process in building services cost estimation pp. 161-175: C. K. Mok, V.M. Rao Tummala and H. M. Leung
Safety cost optimization of building projects in Hong Kong pp. 177-186: S. L. Tang, H. K. Lee and K. Wong
Information technology in contractors' firms in Saudi Arabia pp. 187-200: Ali Shash and Mohammed Al-Amir
Fit for the task: the future of the small scale domestic repair and maintenance industry in the UK pp. 201-212: Philip Leather and Susan Rolfe
Book reviews pp. 213-215: George Ofori
Book reviews pp. 215-217: Martin Skitmore and Erhan Kozan

Price stability and the business cycle: UK construction bidding patterns 1970-91 pp. 5-18: Simon Rawlinson and John Raftery
Criteria for contractor selection pp. 19-38: Zedan Hatush and Martin Skitmore
Economic evaluation of materials planning systems for construction pp. 39-47: Eric Wong and George Norman
Strategies for successful construction and demolition waste recycling operations pp. 49-58: Chun-Li Peng, Domenic Scorpio and Charles Kibert
Promotional literature for competitive advantage in UK construction firms pp. 59-69: Christopher Preece and Steven Male
Communication and governance in the building process pp. 71-82: Roberto Pietroforte
Factors influencing construction time and cost overruns on high-rise projects in Indonesia pp. 83-94: Peter Kaming, Paul Olomolaiye, Gary Holt and Frank Harris
Contractor development in Nigeria: perceptions of contractors and professionals pp. 95-108: Olugboyega Adams
Monte Carlo simulation of construction costs using subjective data: response pp. 109-115: Kwong Wing Chau
The role of theory in construction management: a call for debate pp. 117-119: David Seymour, Darryll Crook and John Rooke