Risks assessment using structural equation modeling: mega housing projects construction in Egypt

Mohamed, Ahmed Gouda; Ammar, Mohamed Helmy; Nabawy, Mohamed

doi:10.1080/15623599.2022.2092387

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“…Moreover, SEM has been considered the most appropriate method to validate the significance of the relationship, which considers both second-order and first-order constructs. As a result, the use of SEM in construction engineering and management has increased significantly in recent years (Cyril and Singla, 2021; Mohamed et al. , 2022; Shih, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…, 2019), the effect of firm age and size on profitability and productivity (Cyril and Singla, 2021), the effects of CSR on firm performance and innovation (Shih, 2022), delay in power transmission projects (Pall et al. , 2022), risks assessment (Mohamed et al. , 2022), and sustainable procurement (Messah et al.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…While VB-SEM forms the relationship among latent variables by illustrating the quantity of variance explained, CB-SEM explains the relationship between latent and observed variables and confirms the theoretical rationale determined by the model based on the covariance matrices. Due to distinct statistical advantages of CB-SEM over VB-SEM (Tripathi and Jha, 2018), CB-SEM has been successfully employed to investigate causal relationships in a variety of complex systems, for example, the effects of empowering leadership, directive leadership, and initiating structure on innovation (Hoang et al, 2019), the effect of firm age and size on profitability and productivity (Cyril and Singla, 2021), the effects of CSR on firm performance and innovation (Shih, 2022), delay in power transmission projects (Pall et al, 2022), risks assessment (Mohamed et al, 2022), and sustainable procurement (Messah et al, 2022). Therefore, the use of CB-SEM in this study is supported by its soundness and application.…”

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Corporate social responsibility performance and its effects on climate for innovation and opportunism: evidence from Vietnamese architectural design firms

Nguyen

2022

ECAM

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PurposeThe purpose of this research is to expand a better understanding of how corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives affect climate for innovation and opportunism within architectural design firms (ADFs).Design/methodology/approachThe literature review and discussions with industry practitioners identified an initial list of variables. A questionnaire survey was developed, validated and delivered to employees working in ADFs. 226 valid responses were collected. Then, the structural equation modeling (SEM) method was employed to empirically investigate the relationships between CSR performance, climate for innovation and opportunism in a single integrative model.FindingsThe results empirically support that CSR performance has a positive effect on climate for innovation and a negative effect on opportunism. In addition, climate for innovation shows a negative effect on opportunism.Research limitations/implicationsThis research highlights that CSR performance is essential for ADFs to better achieve sustainable development. By doing CSR activities, climate for innovation in ADFs is expected to be improved, and a sense of opportunism is mitigated. The findings of this paper are explicitly delivered in the context of Vietnamese ADFs and could not be straightforwardly generalized or translated to the construction industry or other sectors in different research contexts.Practical implicationsThe findings show that a climate for innovation is crucial in ADFs. Business managers are encouraged to employ CSR initiatives to foster an innovation climate and reduce a sense of opportunism within ADFs.Originality/valueThis study is one of the first attempts to investigate the relationships between CSR performance, climate for innovation, and opportunism within ADFs. While the findings highlight the critical role of CSR performance, the study argues that CSR should be carefully implemented because there are no “one-size-fits-all” CSR strategies for different business contexts.

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Corporate social responsibility performance and its effects on climate for innovation and opportunism: evidence from Vietnamese architectural design firms

Nguyen

2022

ECAM

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“…However, the lack of planning and strategies to confront these risks factors will increase the chances of failure of the project . Moreover, the findings will help the contractors to know the model for identifying the risk factors as well as helping the prioritizing the budget allotment among each risks secure time overruns (Mohamed, Ammar, & Nabawy, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Maintaining workshops and conferences can construct scientific connections and enhance the engagement level of stakeholders established on the contemporary transformations and requirements of the projects. Social networks and startups might support in activate the stakeholders and offer them an economical and competitive (Mohamed, Ammar, & Nabawy, 2022).…”

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Identifying the Key Risk Factors of Oil and Gas Mega Construction Projects in Kazakhstan

Yassine¹

2023

IJETMS

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Purpose – The present study investigates the risk factors and their risk management in Kazakhstan oil and gas mega-construction projects. Design/methodology – Through a quantitative research approach, 384 were stratified into ten listed companies in Kazakhstan that were selected randomly. By stratification, 38.4 persons were selected for interviews from each company. Findings – The study findings through a statistical analysis revealed that internal risks and other significant risks were showing a moderate correlation with the performance of mega projects, while external risks were not affecting the performance with a weak correlation. Practical Implications – The present research is the initial step towards the risk identification process for producing strategic policies for risks and discussing their sources and consequences on performance. It is awareness for the workers and employees working in the mega constructions projects in Kazakhstan to know the possible risk factors for the project for the improvement in the performance. Theoretical Contribution –The study possesses theoretical implications for the academics and the researcher to know the risk factors of the projects, including internal, external and other significant risks in mega construction projects. It helps recognize the practical advantages and disadvantages of all the risk factors in the industry. The study would benefit future theoretical researchers examining other categories and their effect on other enterprises. Limitations/Originality/Value – The study has not used the theoretical framework for oil and gas mega-construction projects' risk factors. Thus, future researchers can work on applying and expanding the theory related to the risk factors impacting performance. Other factors affecting Kazakhstan's oil and gas projects are needed to focus on influencing the performance of the specific industry.

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Appraising critical success factors in sustainable housing projects: A comparative study of PPP modalities in Saudi Arabia

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Al-Jadhai,

Alromihy

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Heliyon

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Risks assessment using structural equation modeling: mega housing projects construction in Egypt

Cited by 10 publications

References 41 publications

Corporate social responsibility performance and its effects on climate for innovation and opportunism: evidence from Vietnamese architectural design firms

Corporate social responsibility performance and its effects on climate for innovation and opportunism: evidence from Vietnamese architectural design firms

Identifying the Key Risk Factors of Oil and Gas Mega Construction Projects in Kazakhstan

Appraising critical success factors in sustainable housing projects: A comparative study of PPP modalities in Saudi Arabia

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