Theses from USA - Columbia University

Altuglu, V (2005) Essays on infrastructure development subsidization by product firms. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Asgari, S (2016) Modeling construction competitive bidding: An agent-based approach. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Banks, N A (2006) “The last bastion of discrimination”: The New York city building trades and the struggle over affirmative action, 1961–1976. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Chang, H-H (2002) N-dimensional construction management information system (NDCON): System design and performance modeling through the zero -buffered project management philosophy. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Chen, S-M (2002) Intelligent scheduling model and multi-dimensional CM information system. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Chiara, N (2006) Real option methods for improving economic risk management in infrastructure project finance. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Christodoulou, S E (1998) Optimum bid markup calculation in competitive bidding environments using fuzzy artificial neural networks. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Di Marco, M K (2011) The roles and impacts of boundary spanners and boundary objects in global project networks. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Dong, F (2010) Essays in advanced risk management and quantitative strategies in infrastructure finance. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Fitch, G J (2019) System dynamics models for the valuation of real options in infrastructure investments. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Gocmen, F C (2014) Infrastructure scaling and pricing. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

He, Y (2006) Earthquake loss and risk estimation of buildings by Monte Carlo simulation. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Hogan, D B (1998) Modeling construction cost performance: A comprehensive approach using statistical, artificial neural network and simulation methods. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Kemeny, S (2000) Between commitment and strategizing: Practicing flexibility in organizing principles. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Kokkaew, N (2010) Risk flexibility analysis in infrastructure project finance. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Li, W (1995) Benefit and cost analysis: Three-dimensional computer models with integrated databases in the management of construction. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Lu, Z (2018) Feasibility assessment framework for financing public-private partnership infrastructure projects through asset-backed security. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Silver, M L (1981) Craft production: Work and alienation in the construction industry. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Song, X (2013) The application of insurance as a risk management tool for alternative dispute resolution (ADR) implementation in construction disputes. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Sturts, C S (2001) Value-bidding: An integrative approach utilizing conjoint analysis and classical bidding theory. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Subsomboon, K (2004) A procurement and material management (PMM) system based on the fully integrated and automated project process (FIAPP). PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Sun, W (2023) A self-localized smart hardhat system for construction 4.0. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Tavakolan, M (2011) Development of construction projects scheduling with evolutionary algorithms. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Teferra, K (2012) Developments in the theory and applications of the variability response function concept. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Ucbenli, C (2010) A bargaining mechanism with incomplete information and its application in trilateral BOT negotiations. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Unsal, H I (2010) Modeling the hold-up problem and absorptive capacity of project networks. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Voronov, M (2006) Investigating the relationship between power and strategic organizational learning. PhD thesis, Columbia University, USA.

Wang, W (2010) Multivariate stochastic copula-based deterioration models in infrastructure economic risk management. DES thesis, Columbia University, USA.