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Influence of Fairness Perceptions on Cooperative Behavior in Construction Arbitration
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Construction arbitration is characterized by incessant challenges to its awards. Although these challenges suggest dissatisfaction with the outcomes, the role of perceived fairness in influencing disputants’ cooperative ...
Explaining the Ineffectiveness of Construction Arbitration
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: The ineffectiveness of dispute resolution remains a major concern to many users of construction arbitration. Despite several complaints regarding high costs, delays, and rejected awards, there is no evidence that any studies ...
Explaining Time Performance of Construction Arbitration
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: By referring their disputes to arbitration, users expect a speedy, economical, and satisfactory resolution. While some cases may have achieved these objectives, others have not. It is not uncommon to come across a mix of ...
Explaining the Effectiveness of Construction Arbitration: An Organizational Justice Perspective
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Arbitration has been touted as one of the best methods of resolving construction disputes, largely due to its perceived speed, cost-effectiveness, and finality of the award. However, studies have shown that arbitration has ...
Explaining Delays in Construction Arbitration: A Process-Control Model Approach
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Persistent delays remain a major concern to many users of construction arbitration. Despite concerted attempts to identify the causes, the existing literature has made little effort toward explaining why these delays occur. ...
Effectiveness of Arbitration in Contractual Disputes: Tension between Procedural Efficiency and Award Quality
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The concept of arbitral effectiveness remains an active subject of debate in academia and industry. Despite concerted efforts aimed at enhancing its effectiveness, construction arbitration remains ineffective because much ...