CRGP researchers in the law school, business school, engineering school and department of sociology have the following studies and publications underway in 2008:

Published!
Book on "Executing Your Strategy: How to Break it Down and Get it Done"

Author: Ray Levitt et al.

Published by Harvard University Press

Published!
White Paper on America's Infrastructure Strategy

Author: Michael Garvin

Co-Published with KPMG, 40 Pages

Published!
Journal Paper to Quantify Institutional Transaction Costs on Global Projects

Author: Dick Scott

In-Press
300 Page Book on the Distribution of Chinese Infrastructure Investors and Contractors in Africa, by Country and by Sector

Partners: OECD, World Bank, Tsinghua University

In-Press
Comparative Assessment of Rationale for PPPs Across 7 U.S. States

Author: Sanjee Singla, Management Science and Engineering

In-Press
White Paper on Expanding Options for Infrastructure Renewal in California

Author: Ryan Orr; Gregory Keever, CRGP Industry Affiliate

In-Press
Major Sponsored Project of Factors Predicting NGO Opposition to Water and Pipeline Projects

Team: Ray Levitt, Ryan Orr, Dick Scott, Jenna Davis, Doug McAdam + 8 grad students

Ongoing
Comparative Due Diligence of 50+ Global Infrastructure Funds

Research Team: 10+ Students from Graduate School of Business

Ongoing
Term Project on Why Congressmen and Legislators No Longer Prioritize Infrastructure Outlays in their Budget Decisions

Author: Matt Armsby, Stanford Law School

Ongoing
Comparative Analysis of PPP Coordination Agencies Globally

Authors: Christine Farrugia, Tim Reynolds, Grad. School of Business

Ongoing
Ph.D Thesis on Impact of Public Private Partnerships on Host Government Institutional Capacity and Conventional Delivery

Student: Stephan Jooste, Engineering School

Ongoing
Ph.D Thesis on How Global Construction, Engineering and Project Development Companies Capture and Share Knowledge and Best-Practice Across their Organization and Supply Chain

Student:Amy Javernick Will, Engineering School

Ongoing
Ph.D Thesis on Factors and Processes Effecting LNG Terminal Siting Decisions in the U.S.

Student: Hilary Schaffer

Ongoing
Engineer Thesis on Shifts in Bargaining Power Over the Lifecycle of Investment Agreements.

Student: Henry Chan

Ongoing
Engineer Thesis on the Role of Freelance Expatriates on Large-Engineering Projects in China and Taiwan.

Student: Henry Chan

Ongoing
Book on Governance of Global Infrastructure Projects

Author: W.Richard Scott

Organizations interested in becoming involved in the Collaboratory's program of research, education and industry outreach should set-up a meeting with the Director or Executive Director.

Posted by dcjaya at March 9, 2008 12:06 PM