Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management
Journal Title
Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management
ISSN
E 1365-232X | P 0969-9988 | 1365-232X | 0969-9988
Publisher
Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.
Emerald
Listed on(Coverage)
JCR
2017-2019
SJR
1999-2019
CiteScore
2011-2019
SCIE
2018-2021
CC
2018-2021
SSCI
2018-2021
SCOPUS
2017-2020
Active
Active
based on the information
SCOPUS:2020-10
Country
ENGLAND
Aime & Scopes
ECAM publishes papers on research breakthroughs and innovative developments in the design, construction and management of buildings and civil infrastructure projects. Reflecting the global nature of the engineering and construction industry, it welcomes papers from all parts of the world – North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australasia, Africa, and the Middle East.
Scope
ECAM publishes original peer-reviewed research papers, case studies, technical notes, book reviews, features, discussions and other contemporary articles that advance research and practice in engineering, construction and architectural management. In particular, ECAM seeks to advance integrated design and construction practices, project lifecycle management, and sustainable construction. The journal’s scope covers all aspects of architectural design, design management, construction/project management, engineering management of major infrastructure projects, and the operation and management of constructed facilities. ECAM also addresses the technological, process, economic/business, environmental/sustainability, political, and social/human developments that influence the construction project delivery process.
ECAM strives to establish strong theoretical and empirical debates in the above areas of engineering, architecture, and construction research. Papers should be heavily integrated with the existing and current body of knowledge within the field and develop explicit and novel contributions. Acknowledging the global character of the field, we welcome papers on regional studies but encourage authors to position the work within the broader international context by reviewing and comparing findings from their regional study with studies conducted in other regions or countries whenever possible.