A conceptual model for conflict management in construction firms [electronic resource]

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Language: English Publication details: London RICS 2008ISBN:

9781842194348

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333.337 $2 18

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Summary: Explores conflict management in the construction project environment. Highlighting the differences between conflicts and disputes, reviews conflict and its management and then discusses the theoretical approaches to conflict and its management. Concludes by proposing a model of the conflict process and highlighting the direction of future research.

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Explores conflict management in the construction project environment. Highlighting the differences between conflicts and disputes, reviews conflict and its management and then discusses the theoretical approaches to conflict and its management. Concludes by proposing a model of the conflict process and highlighting the direction of future research.

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