Culture in International Construction Wilco Tijhuis and Richard Fellows is an English-language study book on international construction practices and cultural differences. This reference work is specially intended for students in higher education who want to delve into the social and cultural aspects of international construction.
The book addresses the crucial role of human relationships within the construction sector, despite modern technological developments. It highlights the challenges that cultural differences bring to international and multidisciplinary projects. Using up-to-date theories and practical examples, including case studies from the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Turkey, the UAE, and China, it provides insight into effective collaboration among diverse stakeholders.
This study book is relevant for professionals such as contractors, developers, investors, architects, and governments, as well as researchers and students. It connects with themes such as the construction and construction industry, social and cultural anthropology, and business & economics within the sector.
Series: CIB