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Baker, S, Ponniah, D and Smith, S (1999) Risk response techniques employed currently for major projects. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 205-13.

Baldwin, A N, Austin, S A, Hassan, T M and Thorpe, A (1999) Modelling information flow during the conceptual and schematic stages of building design. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 155-67.

Chan, A P C (1999) Modelling building durations in Hong Kong. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 189-96.

Goh, B-H (1999) An evaluation of the accuracy of the multiple regression approach in forecasting sectoral construction demand in Singapore. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 231-41.

Green, S D (1999) The missing arguments of lean construction. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 133--7.

Gyi, D E, Gibb, A G F and Haslam, R A (1999) The quality of accident and health data in the construction industry: interviews with senior managers. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 197-204.

Li, H and Love, P E D (1999) Combining rule-based expert systems and artificial neural networks for mark-up estimation. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 169-76.

Loosemore, M (1999) Bargaining tactics in construction disputes. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 177-88.

Proverbs, D G, Holt, G D and Olomolaiye, P O (1999) European construction contractors: a productivity appraisal of in situ concrete operations. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 221-30.

Ray, R S, Hornibrook, J, Skitmore, M R and Zarkada-Fraser, A (1999) Ethics in tendering: a survey of Australian opinion and practice. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 139-53.

Sozen, Z and Kucuk, M A (1999) Secondary subcontracting in the Turkish construction industry. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 215-20.

Tan, W (1999) Construction cost and building height. Construction Management and Economics, 17(02), 129-32.