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Author: Mike Murray (Department of Civil Engineering, University of Strathclyde) ,
David Langford (Shrathclyde University in Glasgow)
Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Imprint: Wiley-Blackwell
Dimensions:
Width: 17.80cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 25.20cm
Weight: 0.708kg
ISBN: 9780632059287
ISBN 10: 0632059281
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 06 January 2003
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Out of stock
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Reviews
The tabular comparison between the reports is excellent. A useful text for those wanting an overview of any of the featured reports and not wishing to read through the full version. One for recommendation to students and practitioners undertaking research into the future direction and prospects of the industry. Richard Davis Msc MRICS ACIArb, Building Engineer a I must report that the book is exceedingly well written and readable. ...I would class this as an essential primer for any student at Masters level or at research degree level who was looking to produce any significant piece of research on virtually any aspect of our industry. a An excellent piece of work... should be on the shelf of every serious researcher and teacher in our field.a Construction Management and Economics October 2003.
The tabular comparison between the reports is excellent.<br><p>A useful text for those wanting an overview of any of the featured reports and not wishing to read through the full version. One for recommendation to students and practitioners undertaking research into the future direction and prospects of the industry. <br><p>Richard Davis Msc MRICS ACIArb, Building Engineer <br><p><br><p>'I must report that the book is exceedingly well written and readable. ...I would class this as an essential primer for any student at Masters level or at research degree level who was looking to produce any significant piece of research on virtually any aspect of our industry. <br><p>'An excellent piece of work... should be on the shelf of every serious researcher and teacher in our field.'<br><p>Construction Management and Economics October 2003.
The tabular comparison between the reports is excellent. A useful text for those wanting an overview of any of the featured reports and not wishing to read through the full version. One for recommendation to students and practitioners undertaking research into the future direction and prospects of the industry. Richard Davis Msc MRICS ACIArb, Building Engineer 'I must report that the book is exceedingly well written and readable. ...I would class this as an essential primer for any student at Masters level or at research degree level who was looking to produce any significant piece of research on virtually any aspect of our industry. 'An excellent piece of work... should be on the shelf of every serious researcher and teacher in our field.' Construction Management and Economics October 2003.
Author Information
Mike Murray is a lecturer in construction management within the Department of Architecture & Building Science at the University of Strathclyde. He is currently at the closing stage of his PhD research and holds a first class honours degree and MSc in construction management. He has lectured at three Scottish universities and has presented research papers at both UK and overseas conferences. Mike has recently presented one-day workshops to UK contractors, Costain, Wates and Gleeson. Professor Dave Langford is the Director of the Graduate School in the Department of Architecture & Building Science at Shrathclyde University in Glasgow. He has contributed to the field of construction management for over 25 years and has lectured and consulted throughout the world. He has written many academic papers and several books including two which he co-authored for Blackwell, Strategic Management in Construction and Construction Management in Practice.
