Publication date
June 2011
DOI Publisher
University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)Abstract
Gerard de Valence (ed), Routledge, London, 232 pp. Hardcover, ISBN978-0-415-39706-3, USD 115.00 GDP 70.0
Gerard de Valence (ed), Routledge, London, 232 pp. Hardcover, ISBN978-0-415-39706-3, USD 115.00 GDP 70.0
the development and application of a novel meso-economic framework for analysing and understanding t...
Purpose: Construction economics scholars have emphasised the importance of construction output forec...
The construction industry is not well understood. There is no common definition, and there are even...
The editor, Gerard de Valence, points out in the preface, this book is neither a textbook nor a guid...
The editor, Gerard de Valence, points out in the preface, this book is neither a textbook nor a guid...
The contribution made by economic theory when studying construction-related subjects has a muddled h...
It has been asked whether construction economics has achieved the position of an academic (sub-)disc...
engineering bookfair2015Includes bibliographical references (p. 309-316) and index.ix, 323 p. :Const...
This conference was an unusual and interesting event. Celebrating 25 years of Construction Managemen...
© 2015 Taylor & Francis. Graham Ive’s central contribution to our methodological debate was his insi...
The attempts to analyze the relationship between the construction industry and economic growth have ...
The links between theory and construction management (CM), and for that matter construction economic...
Construction projects are essential for industrial development, business growth and economic transfo...
The origins of transaction cost as an economic concept can be traced to Ronald Coase’s (1937) paper ...
Anticipating the future is increasingly being seen as a useful way to align, direct and improve curr...
the development and application of a novel meso-economic framework for analysing and understanding t...
Purpose: Construction economics scholars have emphasised the importance of construction output forec...
The construction industry is not well understood. There is no common definition, and there are even...
The editor, Gerard de Valence, points out in the preface, this book is neither a textbook nor a guid...
The editor, Gerard de Valence, points out in the preface, this book is neither a textbook nor a guid...
The contribution made by economic theory when studying construction-related subjects has a muddled h...
It has been asked whether construction economics has achieved the position of an academic (sub-)disc...
engineering bookfair2015Includes bibliographical references (p. 309-316) and index.ix, 323 p. :Const...
This conference was an unusual and interesting event. Celebrating 25 years of Construction Managemen...
© 2015 Taylor & Francis. Graham Ive’s central contribution to our methodological debate was his insi...
The attempts to analyze the relationship between the construction industry and economic growth have ...
The links between theory and construction management (CM), and for that matter construction economic...
Construction projects are essential for industrial development, business growth and economic transfo...
The origins of transaction cost as an economic concept can be traced to Ronald Coase’s (1937) paper ...
Anticipating the future is increasingly being seen as a useful way to align, direct and improve curr...
the development and application of a novel meso-economic framework for analysing and understanding t...
Purpose: Construction economics scholars have emphasised the importance of construction output forec...
The construction industry is not well understood. There is no common definition, and there are even...
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