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The Societal Governance of Megaproject Social Responsibility
International Journal of Project Management, 2017 Megaprojects bear extensive and profound social responsibilities throughout the project lifecycle. The prolonged lifecycle and heterogeneous stakeholders of megaprojects have posed great challenges for the governance of the economic, social, and ...
Han Lin, Hongquan Chen, Saixing Zeng
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Physics World, 1994The size of experimental collaborations in high-energy physics has increased dramatically over the last two decades. In the early 1970s a "big" team might have numbered 50 scientists. A collaboration today at CERN's Large Electron–Positron (LEP) collider could involve 500.
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Public Works Management & Policy, 1999
The U.S. General Accounting Office pegs the cost of the Boston Central Artery/ Tunnel (CA/T) Project at $10.8 billion and warns of increases. Public officials in Massachusetts fear that the very magnitude and complexity of this multibillion dollar megaproject creates a magnet for waste, fraud, and abuse of public funds.
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The U.S. General Accounting Office pegs the cost of the Boston Central Artery/ Tunnel (CA/T) Project at $10.8 billion and warns of increases. Public officials in Massachusetts fear that the very magnitude and complexity of this multibillion dollar megaproject creates a magnet for waste, fraud, and abuse of public funds.
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Transforming Construction: Heterarchical Megaproject Ecologies and the Management of Innovation
Construction Management and Economics, 2022Patrick Cohendet, Maude Brunet
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