Understanding how to systemise, organise, and finance the design, construction, operation,
and maintenance activities are all parameters needed to be optimised simultaneously in a …

Programme organisations operate in complex environments under the influence of multiple
institutional logics. Previous studies have focused on how these kinds of organisations …

Relational contracting models are increasingly being used for large and complex public
infrastructure construction projects, but both practices and outcomes still widely vary. When …

Attempts to drive change and reform of the UK construction industry have been an ongoing
concern for numerous stakeholders, both in government and across industry, for years. The …

This study examines change and the sources influencing the formulation and diffusion of
policies in construction. The change examined is the introduction of a benchmarking policy …

The paper analyses main dimensions and consequences of deregulation in the Danish
construction industry. Previous research has often conceptualized deregulation in terms of …

Sustainable development is growing, transforming and adapting according to the social,
economic and environmental demands in different fields. More specifically, in the building …

As an alternative way of governing construction projects, relational contracting (RC) can be
understood as a historically and contextually embedded practice. This paper intends to …

In this paper, we apply Foucault's concept of governmentality in a dual analysis of the
formation and transformation of the construction sector and the construction worker. The …

This chapter provides a trust and commitment perspective on how project participants from
multi-disciplinary teams within an integrated project delivery (IPD) team develop coherent …