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A total of 508 papers have been published by the Society.

Insights from beyond construction: collaboration - the Honda experience

Richard Bayfield and Paul Roberts

Nr 119 - September 2004, 166k

Completion' is the key to liquidated damages: but what is completion?

John Nestor

Nr D048 - May 2004, 68k

Joint and Several Liability in the Construction Industry: Is it time for law reform in the UK?

Adrian Baron

Nr D049 - May 2004, 76k

The PIX Protocol: A risk reduction tool for construction projects

Peter W Goodwin

Nr D050 - May 2004, 580k

The Architect, the Banker, his Wife and the Adjudicator: Unfair contract terms and construction

Philip Britton

Nr 118 - May 2004, 142k

Ethics and construction law: Where to start?

His Honour Judge Anthony Thornton QC

Nr 117 - April 2004, 136k

Recent treatment of construction awards by the ICC International Court of Arbitration

Robert Knutson

Nr D045 - March 2004, 61k

Parallel Partnering: background and benefits

David Evans

Nr D047 - March 2004, 251k

Valuing Payments due in Adjudication

Peter Collie

Nr D044 - February 2004, 70k

Contract or co-operation? Background to the prevailing investment environment for oil projects in Russia

Larry George

Nr D043 - January 2004, 256k

Contract or Co-operation? A practical case study of a strategic framework

Keith Lindup

Nr D041 - October 2003, 53k

Contract or Co-operation? A French perspective

Bruno de Cazalet

Nr D042 - October 2003, 40k

Contract or Co-operation? Trends and changes within the UK construction industry - an overview

David Mosey

Nr D039 - October 2003, 55k

Contract or Co-operation? Insights from the Middle East

Nael G Bunni

Nr D040 - October 2003, 75k

Relational Contracting under the New Engineering Contract: A Model, Framework and Analysis

Arthur McInnis PhD

Nr D037 - September 2003, 387k

The Written Contract and Disputes in Adjudication

Robert Akenhead QC

Nr D038 - September 2003, 41k

Putting the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol into Practice - is it what the industry wants?

Keith Pickavance

Nr D052 - September 2004, 50k

Duties at the Legal Fringe: Ethics in Construction Law

Professor John Uff CBE, QC

Nr 115 - July 2003, 110k

The Principles and Policies of the JCT Major Project Form

Geoff Brewer

Nr 116 - August 2003, 130k

The Industry formerly known as Construction: Implications for the Society of Construction Law

Richard G Saxon

Nr D036 - July 2003, 45k

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