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Post Disaster Reconstruction
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Post Disaster Reconstruction
Starzyk, G. (2014) “Alliance Contracting : Enforceability of the Consensus Doc 300 Mutual Waiver of Liability in US Courts”, Procs 30th Annual ARCOM Conference.
Chakkol, S. and K. Finne. (2018) “The Governance of Collaboration in Complex Projects”, International J of Operations and Productions Management.
Gullery, C. and G. Hamilton. (2015) “Towards integrated person-centred healthcare: the Canterbury journey”, Future Health Care Journal, 2.
Lindeberg, P. (2018) Best for projects: Factors the Influence the Selection Decisions for Leadership Teams in Alliance Mega Infrastructure Projects, Masters Thesis, University of Wollongong.
Biesenthal, P. et al (2018) “Applying institutional theories to manage megaprojects”, Int Journal of Project Management.
Chester, M. et al (2021) “Post disaster Infrastructure Delivery for Resilience”, Sustainability, 13.
Gokheva, N. et al (2022) Engaged Scholarship for Exploring Applicability of Relational Contracting to Nuclear Industry Projects”, book chapter.
Jackson, C. (2018) “Funds Pooling in Australia: Could Alliance Contracting hold the key”
Sanderson M. (2019) “New Models of Contracting in the NHS”, PRU Comm.
Walker, B. et al (2017) “Managing Legitimacy: The Christchurch post disaster reconstruction”, Int J of Project Management, 35.
Van der wald, J. et al (2020) “How Multi party agreements have been adopted in response to disaster recovery”, Conference 99th Transportation Research Board Meeting.
Keller, A. et al (2021) “ Alliance Governance Mechanism in the face of disruption”, Organisational Science, 32.
de Vries etal (2019) “Competition and collaboration : How an innovative project based alliance allowed competitors to span boundaries effectively together in a post disaster city reconstruction environment”, paper at European Group for Organisational Studies.
Collins, B. (2019) Payments and contracting for integrated care: the false promise of self-improving health system, Kings Fund.
Christie, D. (2019) “Splendid, But What Does It Actually Mean?: Good Faith and Relational Contracts in the UK Construction Industry”, Journal of Commonwealth Law, 403.
Khouja, A. et al (2021) “Collaborative Interorgainsational Relationships in a Project-Based Industry”, Buildings, 11.
Nwajei, U. and C. Bydall. (2018) Integrated Project Delivery in Norwegian Construction Projects, Masters Thesis, University of Agder.
Chiozzi, M. (2020) A Collaboration Contracting Environment Supported by BIM and Lean, Ph D thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Cirio, C. 92014) “A Case Study in Collaborative Technology and Intentionally Relational Contract: Building Information and Construction Industry Contracts”, Arkansas Law Review, 67.
Jackson, S. (2020) “Good Faith under English Law: Evolution or Revolution”, Revista Derecho Sociedad, 53
Gransberg, D. and M. Jeong. (2019) “A Comparative Analysis of Alliancing and Integrated Project Delivery in Complex Projects – Parallel Systems Sharing a Common Objective”, Iowa State University
Almaaz, R. et al (2020) “Comparative Analysis of Alliancing and Public-Private Partnership Cost Performance in Australian Infrastructure Projects”, IOP Conference Series
Scottish Government. (2017) Guidance on the operation of target cost contracts and pain share/gain share mechanism
Namadi, S. (2019) A Framework for Collaborative Costing in the UK Construction Industry, Ph D thesis, Nottingham Trent University.
Larssen, F. et al (2019) “Contracts and Culture in a Partnering Project”, 10th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics.
Lahdenpera, P. (2019) “A Longitudinal View of Adopting Project Alliancing: Case Finland”, 10th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics.
Gransberg, D. and M. Jeong. (2019) “A Comparative Analysis of Alliancing and Integrated Project Delivery in Complex Projects: Parallel Systems Sharing a Common Objective”, Iowa State University
Finnish Transport Agency. (2019) Value for Money Report
Engebo, B. et al (2020) “Collaborative Project Delivery Methods: A Scoping Review”, Journal of Civil Engineering Management, 30.
Construction Leadership Council UK (2018) Procuring for Value: Outcome based, Transparent and Efficient.
Faems, D. et al (2008) – ‘Toward an Integrative Perspective on Alliance Governance: Connecting Contract Design, Trust Dynamics, and Contract’
Schilke, O and Lumineau, F (2016) – ‘The Double-Edged Effect of Contracts on Alliance Performance’
Young, B. et al (2016) – ‘The characteristics of Australian infrastructure alliance projects’
Laan, A. et al (2011) – ‘Reducing opportunistic behaviour through a project alliance’
Slocombe, C (2014) – ‘Standard project alliance agreements’
Walker, D. et al (2015) – ‘Performance of Project Alliancing in Australasia: a Digest of Infrastructure Development from 2008 to 2013’
Jefferies, M, Brewer, J and Gajendran, T, (2014) – ‘Using a case study approach to identify critical success factors for alliance contracting’
Rose, M (2011) ‘Can project alliance contracts deliver Australia’s national broadband network?’
Laan, A. et al (2011) – ‘Building trust in construction partnering projects: An exploratory case-study’
Rowlinson, S. et al (2006) – ‘Alliancing in Australia—No-Litigation Contracts: A Tautology?’
Stephenson, A and Molck, B – ‘Alliancing in Australia: Commercial Advantage at the Expense of Legal Certainty?’
Davies, P (2008) – ‘Alliance Contracts and Public Sector Governance’
Smith, J (2001) – ‘Alliance Contracting: When is it the Best Project Delivery Method?’
Wilkinson, C (2016) – ‘Alliance Contracting: How to progress in a world of uncertainty’
Davis P, Love P (2011) – ‘Adding value through Relationship Development’
Morgan P J (2017) ‘Alliance Contracting – Some Theoretical Perspectives’