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International Construction Law Review

Articles for 2001

THE RAINBOW DOWN UNDER—PART 1: SOME REFLECTIONS FROM THE ANTIPODES ON ASPECTS OF THE NEW FIDIC DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACTS

[2001] ICLR 5

FIDIC CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT FOR EPC TURNKEY PROJECTS—THE SILVER BOOK PROBLEMS IN STORE?

[2001] ICLR 41

ALLIANCING CONTRACTING: A POTPOURRI OF PROVEN TECHNIQUES FOR SUCCESSFUL CONTRACTING

[2001] ICLR 56

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE INSURABILITY OF FORCE MAJEURE AND (NOT COMPLETELY) UNFORESEEN CONDITION RISKS

[2001] ICLR 83

CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS AND SUBCONTRACTING IN SINGAPORE

[2001] ICLR 93

STILL NO ANSWER: THIRD PARTY DAMAGE AND THE LEGAL BLACK HOLE

[2001] ICLR 113

DISPUTE AVOIDANCE PROCEDURES (“DAPs”)—THE CHANGING FACE OF CONSTRUCTION DISPUTE MANAGEMENT

[2001] ICLR 122

INVOKING SECURITY IN HONG KONG CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS

[2001] ICLR 130

THE UNWANTED ENIGMA: RESERVATION OF TITLE IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

[2001] ICLR 147

SAUDI PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACT

[2001] ICLR 178

FINAL AND BINDING EXPERT DETERMINATION AS AN ADR TECHNIQUE

[2001] ICLR 213

VARIATION VALUATION: NO CORRECTION OF PRICING ERRORS

[2001] ICLR 221

A CONTRACTOR’S VIEW OF BOT PROJECTS AND THE FIDIC SILVER BOOK

[2001] ICLR 240

A COMPARISON OF DISPUTE REVIEW BOARDS AND ADJUDICATION

[2001] ICLR 275

CORRESPONDENT’S REPORT ENGLAND AND WALES

[2001] ICLR 292

THE GROVE REPORT: THE BACKGROUND TO THE CONFERENCE ON WHOSE RISK?

[2001] ICLR 302

“WHOSE RISK?”—REFORMING THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN HONG KONG

[2001] ICLR 312

BASIC CHOICES IN THE ALLOCATION AND MANAGEMENT OF RISK

[2001] ICLR 324

THE STOCKHOLM SOUTHERN LINK, AN UNDERGROUND MOTORWAY—RISK MANAGEMENT

[2001] ICLR 339

ALLOCATION OF RISK IN MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS—WHY DO WE GET IT SO WRONG?

[2001] ICLR 345

MANAGING RISK IN CONSTRUCTION—WHO PAYS? EXTREME CONDITIONS (OR PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY)

[2001] ICLR 353

HONG KONG AND THE REST OF THE WORLD WORKING TOWARDS BEST CONTRACT PRACTICE

[2001] ICLR 374

THE IMPORTANCE OF TRANSPARENCY AND COMMUNICATION IN THE CREATION OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

[2001] ICLR 386

DIFFERING SYSTEMS OF CONTRACTING AROUND THE WORLD—ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES FROM A CONTRACTOR’S POINT OF VIEW

[2001] ICLR 402

PROJECT ALLIANCES

[2001] ICLR 411

ADJUDICATION

[2001] ICLR 437

MANAGING RISK IN CONSTRUCTION SHOULD CONTRACTORS HAVE LEGISLATIVE PROTECTION TO ENSURE PROMPT PAYMENT?

[2001] ICLR 469

UTILITIES—THE UNMANAGEABLE RISK

[2001] ICLR 476

DEALING WITH UTILITIES DURING CONSTRUCTION IN MAJOR CITIES IN JAPAN

[2001] ICLR 485

THE SILVER BOOK: THE REALITY

[2001] ICLR 497

FIDIC’S NEW SUITE OF CONTRACTS— CLAUSES 17 TO 19: RISK, RESPONSIBILITY, LIABILITY, INDEMNITY, INSURANCE AND FORCE MAJEURE

[2001] ICLR 523

CONFESSIONS OF A LAW TEACHER

[2001] ICLR 539

THE LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REMEDIES DIRECTIVES— THE COMPLAINTS BOARD FOR PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (THE DANISH REVIEW BODY)

[2001] ICLR 544

LEGAL/CONTRACTUAL IMPLICATIONS ARISING FROM THE LEGISLATION OF BUILDABILITY REQUIREMENTS

[2001] ICLR 574

CORRESPONDENT’S REPORTS: JUDICIAL REVIEW CHALLENGES TO THE DECISIONS OF GOVERNMENT BODIES IN HONG KONG

[2001] ICLR 608

THE TANG REPORT: CATALYST FOR CHANGE IN THE HONG KONG CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

[2001] ICLR 617

VALUE FOR MONEY IN CONSTRUCTION

[2001] ICLR 627

FINAL REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ARBITRATIONS

[2001] ICLR 644

ENFORCING NEW YORK GOVERNING LAW CLAUSES IN COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS

[2001] ICLR 681

COHABITATION: DO ARBITRAL RULES AND ARBITRAL STATUTES GO TOGETHER? “IMPLIED” OPTING-OUT OF THE MODEL LAW IN SINGAPORE AND AUSTRALIA AND WHAT IT MIGHT MEAN.

[2001] ICLR 692

LETTERS TO THE EDITORS

[2001] ICLR 702

DRAFTING AND RISK ALLOCATION IN THE NEW HONG KONG STANDARD FORM OF BUILDING CONTRACT

[2001] ICLR 716

MTR CORPORATION LTD—ON TRACK FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT

[2001] ICLR 724

CORRESPONDENTS’ REPORTS ENGLAND AND WALES

[2001] ICLR 729

BOOK REVIEW

[2001] ICLR 741

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