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El trabajo se ocupa de la intervención arqueológica llevada a cabo en la Cuarta y Quinta esclusa del Canal de Manzanares en Madrid.
The evolution and modern value of Singapore’s urban canals underlies its developmental history and future. As Singapore pursues increasingly ambitious development goals, the City in a Garden’s urban canal system continues to evolve to... more
The metabolisation of water to serve urban consumption through drinking and waste water canals is an important yet understudied aspect of urbanization in Indian cities. The empirical evidence from fieldwork in Budhera village in... more
Phronetic organizational research is an approach to the study of management and organizations focusing on ethics and power. It is based on a contemporary interpretation of the Aristotelian concept phronesis, usually as ‘prudence’.... more
Early city plans situated railroads to clear slums, linking the long-standing infrastructure interests of businessmen to the agendas of Progressive reformers. In Cincinnati, nineteenth-century business leaders advocated railroad... more
Dhaka City has been suffering from many environmental problems including flooding, waterlogging and other related problems. Urbanization, which is occurring very fast and with larger magnitude in Dhaka, is the intrinsic reason behind... more
Karadeniz Bölgesi, Zindan ve Çangal ormanları, Sinop, Ayancık, Zingal Şirketi, Ayancık Orman İşletmesi
This article presents results from the first statistically significant study of cost escalation in transportation infrastructure projects. Based on a sample of 258 transportation infrastructure projects worth US$90 billion and... more
The itinerary of Charlemagne on the river Main and the construction of the Fossa Carolina.
Construire ! Entre Antiquité et Époque contemporaine, actes du 3e Congrès francophone d’histoire de la construction, sous la dir. de Gilles Bienvenu, Hélène Rousteau Chambon, Martial Monteil, Paris, Éditions Picard, 2019, 1314 pages,... more
Back cover text: Megaprojects and Risk provides the first detailed examination of the phenomenon of megaprojects. It is a fascinating account of how the promoters of multi-billion dollar megaprojects systematically and self-servingly... more
Canals are the major conveyance system of any irrigation project, which delivers the irrigation water to fields. Most of these canals are earthen so considerable water losses take place due to seepage. These losses can be overcome by... more
Durham boats were a vital part of eastern North American inland transportation during the 18th and 19th centuries, but are underrepresented in the archaeological record. The discovery of a 19th-century shipwreck in Oneida Lake, New York,... more
The article first describes characteristics of major infrastructure projects. Second, it documents a much neglected topic in economics: that ex ante estimates of costs and benefits are often very different from actual ex post costs and... more
Projet de thèse proposé pour l'obtention d'une allocation de l'école doctorale.
Thèse préparée à l'Université de Nantes depuis septembre 2017 sous la direction de M. Monteil et J. Mouchard.
Thèse préparée à l'Université de Nantes depuis septembre 2017 sous la direction de M. Monteil et J. Mouchard.
As megaprojects have become ubiquitous, their real benefits and costs have come under increased scrutiny. We interviewed Bent Flyvbjerg, who has extensively studied megaproject development. Flyvbjerg has found systematic problems in the... more
The Supplementary Green Book Guidance on Optimism Bias (HM Treasury 2003) with reference to the Review of Large Public Procurement in the UK (Mott MacDonald 2002) notes that there is a demonstrated, systematic, tendency for project... more
Water was an important component of Angkorean Design elements- Canals and Moats dominated the landscape not only aesthetically but also as an economic instrument. Here in this book we examine all you want to know of the Canals and Moats... more
"Over budget, over time, over and over again" appears to be an appropriate slogan for large, complex infrastructure projects. This article explains why cost, benefits, and time forecasts for such projects are systematically... more
This article presents results from the first statistically significant study of traffic forecasts in transportation infrastructure projects. The sample used is the largest of its kind, covering 210 projects in 14 nations worth U.S.$59... more
Do different types of megaprojects have different cost overruns? This apparently simple question is at the heart of research at the University of Oxford aimed at understanding the characteristics of megaprojects, particularly in terms of... more
This work focuses on the study of the canal that in the past linked the Nile with the Red Sea. Control over the Nile through an artificial canal allowed the Egyptians to use water as means to increase mobility, which permitted a higher... more
As megaprojects have become ubiquitous, their real benefits and costs have come under increased scrutiny. We interviewed Bent Flyvbjerg, who has extensively studied megaproject development. Flyvbjerg has found systematic problems in the... more