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New perspectives on construction in developing countries

โœ Scribed by George Ofori


Publisher
Spon Press
Year
2012
Tongue
English
Leaves
409
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


"Though the challenges confronting the construction industry in developing countries have grown, current research rarely presents effective solutions. This book focuses on the generic subjects relating to the construction industry in developing countries, and provides an up-to-date insight into important new concepts and issues"-- 1. The construction industries in developing countries: strategic review of the book (George Ofori) Part I: Construction and Economic Development 2. Changes in societies and economies: new imperatives (Les Ruddock and Steven Ruddock) 3. Construction in the economy and its role in socio-economic development (Jorge Lopes) Part II: Construction Industry Developent: macro-level issues 4. Construction and Millenium Development Goals (George Ofori) 5. Institution building in construction industries in developing countries (Rodney Milford) 6. Championing of construction industry development programmes and initatives (George Ofori and Patricia Lim Mui Mui) 7. Informal construction activity in developing countries (Jill Wells) Part III: Construction Development Issues: key areas 8. Construction Technology development and innovation (Emilia van Egmond) 9. Human resource development in construction (Ellis L.C. Osabutey, Richard B. Nyuur and Yaw A. Debrah) 10. Contractor development (Winston Shakantu) 11. The critical role of consulting firms in the acceleration of infrastructure delivery and the improvement of the quality of life (Ron Watermeyer) 12. Financing construction projects in developing countries (Akintola Akintoye and Suresh Renukappa) Author Index. Subject Index

โœฆ Table of Contents


New Perspectives on Construction in Developing Countries......Page 6
Copyright......Page 7
Contents
......Page 8
List of figures......Page 10
List of tables......Page 12
List of boxes......Page 14
Contributors......Page 15
Abbreviations......Page 18
1 The construction industries in developing countries: Strategic review of the book
......Page 22
Part I Construction and economic development......Page 38
2 Changes in societies and economies New imperatives
......Page 40
3 Construction in the economy and its role in socio-economic development......Page 61
4 Construction and Millennium Development Goals......Page 93
Part II Construction industry development: macro-level issues......Page 128
5 Institution building in construction industries in developing countries......Page 130
6 Championing of construction industry development programmes and initiatives
......Page 154
7 Informal construction activity in developing countries......Page 187
Part III Construction development issues: key areas......Page 204
8 Construction technology development and innovation......Page 206
9 Human resource development in construction......Page 250
10 Contractor development......Page 274
11 The critical role of consulting firms in the acceleration of infrastructure delivery and the improvement of the quality of life......Page 303
12 Financing construction projects in developing countries......Page 346
Author index......Page 386
Subject index......Page 393


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