TY - BOOK
T1 - The Danish Contracting System
T2 - - Pinning Down Autonomy
AU - Bonke, Sten
AU - Levring, Peter
PY - 1996
Y1 - 1996
N2 - The paper is mainly concerned with the institutional framework of
the Danish construction industry, describing structures, rules and
actors' roles within a perspective of nationally defined
procedural guidelines on construction projects. These aspects are
treated under the concept of a "contracting system". After a short
introduction to the structure and activities of the industry the
post-war development is reviewed, in particular emphasising the
importance of the early industrialisation process which in an
international perspective represents quite unique features.
Furthermore the most recent development trends are indicated. A
third section describes the contemporary external, regulative
framework of construction projects. In the two final sections the
construction process is decomposed with regard to 1)phases and
activities and 2)procurement forms, actors and functions.
AB - The paper is mainly concerned with the institutional framework of
the Danish construction industry, describing structures, rules and
actors' roles within a perspective of nationally defined
procedural guidelines on construction projects. These aspects are
treated under the concept of a "contracting system". After a short
introduction to the structure and activities of the industry the
post-war development is reviewed, in particular emphasising the
importance of the early industrialisation process which in an
international perspective represents quite unique features.
Furthermore the most recent development trends are indicated. A
third section describes the contemporary external, regulative
framework of construction projects. In the two final sections the
construction process is decomposed with regard to 1)phases and
activities and 2)procurement forms, actors and functions.
M3 - Book
BT - The Danish Contracting System
PB - University College London
CY - London
ER -