Exploring Project Teams' Collaborative Behaviour in Hong Kong's Relational Contracting Projects

Shoeb Ahmed Memon

Exploring Project Teams' Collaborative Behaviour in Hong Kong's Relational Contracting Projects

Shoeb Ahmed Memon

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Abstract

Relational Contracting (RC) aims to nurture ‘trusting relationships’
among contractual partners to oversee beyond their traditional
roles (Jeffries & Rowlinson, 2016).

It provides a basis for the multiparty collaborative relationship to
govern complex projects. RC has been widely accepted in
Hong Kong (HK) construction industry.

The motivation for adopting RC in the HK construction industry
was to overcome delays, cost overruns, & self-centred behaviour.

Original language	English
Pages	1-16
Number of pages	16
Publication status	Published - Oct 2019
Externally published	Yes
Event	Project and Program Management Symposium 2019 - Rex Hotel, Canberra, Australia Duration: 20 Aug 2019 → 22 Aug 2019 https://pgcs.org.au/event/2019-canberra-rex-hotel/

Conference

Conference	Project and Program Management Symposium 2019
Abbreviated title	PGCS 2019
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Canberra
Period	20/08/19 → 22/08/19
Other	PGCS 2019 saw 200+ people enjoy: 2 international keynote plenary presentations, 5 Australian keynote plenary presentations, 27 stream presentations spread across 5 streams, and 2 panel sessions; making PGCS 2019 one of the busiest and best symposiums ever! One highlight from the 2 days was the opening address, and presentation of the Walt Lipke award, by the Hon. Andrew Gee MP, Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister. This year’s award recipient was Professor Shankar Sankaran from UTS. Another was the two outstanding masterclasses delivered by our international guests.
Internet address	https://pgcs.org.au/event/2019-canberra-rex-hotel/

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Exploring Project Teams’ Collaborative Behaviours in Hong Kong’s Relational Contracting Projects
Memon, S. A. & Rowlinson, S., 17 Oct 2019, In: Project Governance and Controls Annual Review. 2, 1, p. 1-12 12 p., (Expert Report on Construction Dispute in Indonesia; 18/12/24).
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