Titlebook: Construction Dispute Research; Conceptualisation, A Sai On Cheung Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Construction

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Interweaving Trust and Communication for Project Performancelationship. Five significant mediation models were identified. Effective information flow is found to be the versatile mediator of the trust-project performance relationship among all of the significant models. This implies that the improvement of information flow would likely achieve satisfactory performance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89214-0chanism should take into account the characteristics of the transaction. A mapping framework is proposed for this purpose. The use of the framework is illustrated by mapping dispute resolution mechanisms with four types of construction contract: main contract, nominated sub-contract, domestic sub-contract and direct labour contract.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89222-5ptualisation thus displays the logic relationships and further allows assessment of occurrence likelihood. In view of the imprecise nature, fuzzy sets occurrence likelihood assessments of the artifacts are used. The findings support that construction disputes are inevitable if no conscious effort is made to minimise its occurrence.

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The Roles of Dispute Resolution in Construction Contractschanism should take into account the characteristics of the transaction. A mapping framework is proposed for this purpose. The use of the framework is illustrated by mapping dispute resolution mechanisms with four types of construction contract: main contract, nominated sub-contract, domestic sub-contract and direct labour contract.

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Dispute Avoidance Through Equitable Risk AllocationState of New South Wales and employs the Abrahamson allocation principles. The evaluation function of the tool is illustrated by an exercise to unveil the risk allocation pattern of the FIDIC contract. The allocation function is demonstrated by an allocation exercise conducted with construction professionals in Hong Kong.