Major Issues in International Construction Law

Major Issues in International Construction Law, 1st Edition, offers a detailed reference examining legal and operational matters across cross-border building projects. Designed for construction law practitioners and academics teaching construction law or construction management, the volume outlines principles governing complex international undertakings.

The reference systematically covers project stages from initial inception and design through execution, closeout, and formal dispute resolution. Its thematic framework examines project delivery methods, giving detailed consideration to design-bid-build, design-build, multiple prime, and turnkey structures, alongside public-private partnerships, alliancing, and partnering arrangements.

For proactive risk management, the text explores explicit claim prevention mechanisms, including NEC early warnings, structured risk registers, project meetings, and determinations rendered by design professionals. This focused coverage assists both legal counsel handling international contracts and educators guiding advanced courses.