Contemporary Issues in Construction in Developing Countries

George Ofori is Professor and former head of the Department of Building at the National University of Singapore. Until recently he was coordinator of the "Construction in Developing Countries" Working Group of CIB (the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction)

• 1. Reflections on the Great Divide: Strategic Review of the Book Part 1: Industry Practices 2. Public-private Partnerships for Major Infrastructure Projects in Developing Countries 3. Promoting Social Opportunities in the Procurement of Construction Projects 4. Transparency in Construction Part 2: Industry Performance on Projects 5. Information Technology and Construction Firms in Developing Countries 6. Safety and Health in Construction in Developing Countries: The Humanitarian Paradox Part 3: Strategies 7. Sub-contracting and Joint Venturing in Construction in Developing Countries 8. Risks, Opportunities and Strategies in International Construction: A Case Study of China 9. Leadership and Its Development in Construction Industries in Developing Countries Part 4: Reconstruction Programmes 10. Sustainable Low-cost Housing in Developing Countries: The Role of Stakeholders ‘After’ the Project 11. Post-war Reconstruction and Civil Society Part 5: Project Management 12. Construction Project Performance in Developing Countries 13. Project Risks Faced in International Construction Projects in Developing Countries: Case Study of Vietnam 14. A Protocol for Lean Construction in Developing Countries Part 6: Industry Development 15. Green Jobs in Construction 16. Case Studies of Technology Development and Innovation in Developing Countries

"One can conclude that this study provides an interesting introduction to a large number of issues relevant in the field of CME in developing countries for researchers in this field." – Construction Management and Economics