Research Agenda for Construction Management
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Research Agenda for Construction Management
Dainty, Andy; Leiringer, Roine
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
01/2025
314
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9781035358311
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Contents:
1 Construction management research: a community
at a crossroads? 1
Roine Leiringer and Andrew Dainty
2 Construction economics - it ain't what it used to be 21
Stephen Gruneberg
3 What are we trying to achieve? Rigour, relevance
and modes of knowledge production in
construction management research 45
Mike Bresnen
4 Theory and the contribution of qualitative
research to construction management research 67
Libby Schweber and Vivien Chow
5 Understanding construction sector policy through
narrative analysis: a critical perspective 93
Stuart D. Green and Dilek Ulutas Duman
6 Beyond the boundary and scale of the
construction project 117
Paul W. Chan
7 Cognition and action in construction project organising 141
Eunice Maytorena-Sanchez, Natalya Sergeeva
and Graham M. Winch
8 Construction safety management: the case for
a new approach to research-informed change 171
Steve Rowlinson
9 A research agenda for construction management
in the 4.0 era 193
Evangelos Pantazis, Eyu?phan Koc and Lucio Soibelman
10 Fast and frugal research: the pervasive use of
questionnaires in construction management research 221
Dominic D. Ahiaga-Dagbui and Igor Martek
11 Making sense of 'new age data sets': researching
from afar 243
Johan Ninan, Mathangi Krishnamurthy and
Ashwin Mahalingam
12 Does construction need management? The case
for alternative construction organization 265
Dan Sage
Index
1 Construction management research: a community
at a crossroads? 1
Roine Leiringer and Andrew Dainty
2 Construction economics - it ain't what it used to be 21
Stephen Gruneberg
3 What are we trying to achieve? Rigour, relevance
and modes of knowledge production in
construction management research 45
Mike Bresnen
4 Theory and the contribution of qualitative
research to construction management research 67
Libby Schweber and Vivien Chow
5 Understanding construction sector policy through
narrative analysis: a critical perspective 93
Stuart D. Green and Dilek Ulutas Duman
6 Beyond the boundary and scale of the
construction project 117
Paul W. Chan
7 Cognition and action in construction project organising 141
Eunice Maytorena-Sanchez, Natalya Sergeeva
and Graham M. Winch
8 Construction safety management: the case for
a new approach to research-informed change 171
Steve Rowlinson
9 A research agenda for construction management
in the 4.0 era 193
Evangelos Pantazis, Eyu?phan Koc and Lucio Soibelman
10 Fast and frugal research: the pervasive use of
questionnaires in construction management research 221
Dominic D. Ahiaga-Dagbui and Igor Martek
11 Making sense of 'new age data sets': researching
from afar 243
Johan Ninan, Mathangi Krishnamurthy and
Ashwin Mahalingam
12 Does construction need management? The case
for alternative construction organization 265
Dan Sage
Index
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Construction management; construction economics; construction production; critical research approaches; built environment
Contents:
1 Construction management research: a community
at a crossroads? 1
Roine Leiringer and Andrew Dainty
2 Construction economics - it ain't what it used to be 21
Stephen Gruneberg
3 What are we trying to achieve? Rigour, relevance
and modes of knowledge production in
construction management research 45
Mike Bresnen
4 Theory and the contribution of qualitative
research to construction management research 67
Libby Schweber and Vivien Chow
5 Understanding construction sector policy through
narrative analysis: a critical perspective 93
Stuart D. Green and Dilek Ulutas Duman
6 Beyond the boundary and scale of the
construction project 117
Paul W. Chan
7 Cognition and action in construction project organising 141
Eunice Maytorena-Sanchez, Natalya Sergeeva
and Graham M. Winch
8 Construction safety management: the case for
a new approach to research-informed change 171
Steve Rowlinson
9 A research agenda for construction management
in the 4.0 era 193
Evangelos Pantazis, Eyu?phan Koc and Lucio Soibelman
10 Fast and frugal research: the pervasive use of
questionnaires in construction management research 221
Dominic D. Ahiaga-Dagbui and Igor Martek
11 Making sense of 'new age data sets': researching
from afar 243
Johan Ninan, Mathangi Krishnamurthy and
Ashwin Mahalingam
12 Does construction need management? The case
for alternative construction organization 265
Dan Sage
Index
1 Construction management research: a community
at a crossroads? 1
Roine Leiringer and Andrew Dainty
2 Construction economics - it ain't what it used to be 21
Stephen Gruneberg
3 What are we trying to achieve? Rigour, relevance
and modes of knowledge production in
construction management research 45
Mike Bresnen
4 Theory and the contribution of qualitative
research to construction management research 67
Libby Schweber and Vivien Chow
5 Understanding construction sector policy through
narrative analysis: a critical perspective 93
Stuart D. Green and Dilek Ulutas Duman
6 Beyond the boundary and scale of the
construction project 117
Paul W. Chan
7 Cognition and action in construction project organising 141
Eunice Maytorena-Sanchez, Natalya Sergeeva
and Graham M. Winch
8 Construction safety management: the case for
a new approach to research-informed change 171
Steve Rowlinson
9 A research agenda for construction management
in the 4.0 era 193
Evangelos Pantazis, Eyu?phan Koc and Lucio Soibelman
10 Fast and frugal research: the pervasive use of
questionnaires in construction management research 221
Dominic D. Ahiaga-Dagbui and Igor Martek
11 Making sense of 'new age data sets': researching
from afar 243
Johan Ninan, Mathangi Krishnamurthy and
Ashwin Mahalingam
12 Does construction need management? The case
for alternative construction organization 265
Dan Sage
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.