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Archive: Focus Issues/Features Volume 1 CBR's Archive contains the subject title of each Department and Column, and the title and author of each Article written since its debut. CBR is currently adding hotlinks to many of the titles listed. If you see a title that you would like to read and it's not currently active, please click on our ORDER button and place your request. Volume 1 - No. 1
Strategic Planning for Contractors: Eight Steps to Success
What Brings Foreign Construction Firms to U.S. Shores
Exclusivity in the Marketplace: How to Protect Proprietary Technology
Curbing Out-of-Control Litigation Costs
Should Construction firms Participate in Financial Packages
How to Succeed in the Pacific Rim
Volume 1 - No. 2
Meeting the Challenges of a Global Market
A Partnership with Nature
Civil Engineering Research: Developing a National Agenda
Containing Workers' Compensation Costs
Take 2 for Design/Build Contracting
Changing Times in Massachusetts
Preparing for a "Hard" Insurance Market
Volume 1 - No. 3
Competing for Construction in the World Arena
Globalization of Engineering and Construction Firms
Controlling Results Through Innovation
Construction and Project Opportunities in Eastern Germany
Public Infrastructure: A Weather Vane for Regional Economics?
Measuring the Liability of the Construction Manager and its Impact on the Construction Process
Volume 1 - No. 4
Meeting Today's Hazardous Waste Remediation Needs
Building an Environmental Company with Venture Capital
Reversing the Decline of Productivity
Innovation in Housing
Thinking Globally, Hiring Locally
Mediation and Mini-Trials: Alternatives to the Adversary Process
Volume 1 - No. 5
Partnering
Speak Out: Playing Construction Hardball with Japan
Japanese Construction Standards
Alternative Runways: An Innovative Solution for Airport Construction
Modern Construction Accounting Systems
The Growing Scope of Arbitration
Volume 1 - No. 6
East European Construction Markets: A New Frontier
Construction Labor Agreements: Perspectives on the Past and Prospects for the Future
The Importance of Life Cycle Design for New and Rehabilitated Infrastructure
Real Time Sensing and Control for Construction Automation
Construction Acquisitions Trends for the Next Decade
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