Constructing Building Integrity

1. Introduction. Part 1: Introduction and Background. 2. Owners, Investors, or Consumers?. 3. Key Tensions in Professional Ethics: A Typology. Part 2: Ethics and Governance of Individual Professions. 4. Ethical Tensions and the Architectural Profession. 5. Integrity Issues Facing a New Profession: The Case of Australian Building Surveyors. 6. Codification of Values and Goals: The Case of Residential Construction Managers. 7. An Emerging Profession and an Evolving Regulatory Landscape: Ethical Tensions and Strata Managers. Part 3: Cross-Professional and Integrity System Component Interactions. 8. Professionalisation and the Role of (Self- and Meta-) Regulation. 9. The Role of Professional Associations in Influencing Standards in the Australian Building Industry. 10. A Comparative Analysis of the Integrity System Frameworks for Real Estate Agents and Property Valuers in Australia. 11. The Central Role of the Construction Manager to Influence Professional Integrity in the Residential Sector. Part 4: Systemic Approaches to Mapping Professional Integrity. 12. Towards Integrity Systems - Capturing the Factors that Influence Professional Integrity for Construction Managers, Engineers, Architects and Town Planners. 13. Investigating Integrity [1] - A Bayesian Network Approach. 14. Investigating Integrity [2] - An Actor-Network Approach. Part 5: Reforming the System. 15. Government's Leadership Role for Housing Sector Policy Reform. 16. Regulation of Building Professions. 17. Timely interventions: Anticipatory Governance Mechanisms for Acting in Advance of Opportunistic Behaviour. 18. Conclusion.