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Volume 3 - No. 1
The Next Four Years: What Lies Ahead?
   - Judah Lifschitz & Jean Galloway Ball

Teamwork and Fairness: A New Paradigm for the Construction Industry
   - David B. Perini

The New Reality: Total Project Integration
   - Nicholai Kolesnikoff

Projecting Professional Liability Losses for Design Professionals
   - Leon R. Bottlieb

The Future is Now: For the Global Construction Market
   - Jeffrey S. Russell & James J. Casey, Jr.

Enforcing International Arbitration Agreements & Awards
   - James J. Myers

Volume 3 - No. 2
Genuine Investment, Not Just Spending: A Prescription for America's Infrastructure Ills
   - William J. Agee

Infrastructure Investment and the New Risk Sharing
   - Daniel V. Flanagan, Jr.

Is the Infrastructure Crisis a Myth?
   - John A. Tatom

Transportation at the Eye of the Storm
   - Fredick P. Salvucci

The Federal Role in Infrastructure R&D
   - Carl O. Magnell

Infrastructure and the Privatization Decision
   - Fred Moavenzadeh and Brantley Liddle

Computer-Integrated Construction: A Case for Teamwork, Integrated Technology, and Training among the Facilities Engineering Professions
   - Kenneth H. Stowe

Managing Risks with Cost-Loaded CPM's: A Proven Technique
   - Richard W. Lamb

Volume 3 - No. 3
Making Connections: Building Public Infrastructure
   - Edith B. Page

Investing in Infrastructure: Putting New Innovations and Technologies into Practice
   - Harvey M. Bernstein & J. Peter Kissinger

Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems
   - Joseph M. Sussman

What About Maglev
   - R. Scott Phelan

Infrastructure and Productivity: Myth or Reality?
   - David Alan Aschauer

Alternatives to International Construction Arbitration
   - James J. Myers

Volume 3 - No. 4
Environment & the Construction Industry
   - Fred Moavenzadeh

The Challenges of Applying Advanced Technologies to Hazardous Waste Remediation
   - Peter D. Arrowsmith

A Return to Teamwork: Partnering Approach Facilitates Hazardous Waste Cleanup
   - Robert C. Marini, Stephen R. Gates, and Peter W. Tunnicliffe

Pollution Minimization: Opportunities & Strategies for Construction Firms
   - C.W. Moores

Weighing Pros & Cons Jumping into Hazardous Waste
   - Andrew J. Hoffman

Surety Bonds for Hazardous and Toxic Waste Construction: Opportunities & Risks
   - Mohamed N. Jeljeli & Jeffrey S. Russell

Changes in Solid Waste Management Foreshadowing the Effects on Construction
   - Henry F. Taylor, III

Volume 3 - No. 5
What Data Super Highways can mean for the Construction Industry
   - Richard R. Edmister

Redefining High-Performance for Construction Materials and Systems
   - Carl O. Magnell

Contractor's Survey Reveals Issues & Opportunities
   - David Casey

Evolution of the Construction Industry in Europe
   - Paul De Meester & Luc Maertens

Unifying Owners & Developers
   - Dennise R. Fath

The Flood of '93 Reaches Record-Breaking Proportions
   - Kathleen A. Phelps & Gary P. LaGrange

Who's Responsible for Technical Submittals?
   - David R. Hendrick & Louis J. Circeo

Volume 3 - No. 6
Don't wait for the Data Super Highway
   - William Mitchell

Focus on Technology
   - William Rucker & Roy Piciacchia

Construction Automation & Robotics Changing Attitudes in America and Japan
   - John G. Everett & Hiroshi Saito

Construction Automation & Robotics Recent Developments in Equipment & Systems
   - Laura Demsetz

Flexible Manufacturing Systems
   - Frank Altobelli

Streamlining Modern Airport Projects
   - Narayan Bodapati & David M. Cornell

Into Its Second Century of Service: Water Resources Congress
   - Kathleen A. Phelps, Donald G. Waldon & Charles F. Sills