Liyaning Tang

Dr. Liyaning Tang

Senior Lecturer, School of Architecture and Built Environment, The University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia
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Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 November 2013 in Energy and Buildings
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CMChao Mao
Chao Mao
Geoffrey Qiping ShenGeoffrey Qiping Shen
Geoffrey Qiping Shen
LSLiyin Shen
Liyin Shen
Liyaning TangLiyaning Tang
Liyaning Tang

1 October 2010 in International Journal of Project Management
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Liyaning TangLiyaning Tang
Liyaning Tang
Geoffrey Qiping ShenGeoffrey Qiping Shen
Geoffrey Qiping Shen
ECEddie W.L. Cheng
Eddie W.L. Cheng

1 October 2014 in Cities
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Hao WangHao Wang
Hao Wang
Geoffrey Qiping ShenGeoffrey Qiping Shen
Geoffrey Qiping Shen
BTBo-Sin Tang
Bo-Sin Tang
CLChen Lu
Chen Lu
YPYi Peng
Yi Peng
Liyaning TangLiyaning Tang
Liyaning Tang

1 April 2013 in Journal of Management in Engineering
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Liyaning TangLiyaning Tang
Liyaning Tang
Geoffrey Qiping ShenGeoffrey Qiping Shen
Geoffrey Qiping Shen
MSMartin Skitmore
Martin Skitmore
ECEddie W.L. Cheng
Eddie W.L. Cheng
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are increasingly used to procure Australian infrastructure projects. As with all construction projects, the early briefing stages are often the most crucial in determining a successful outcome. There is, however, a lack of systematic research on the type and nature of the critical factors affecting the effectiveness and efficiency of PPP during this period. A literature review is presented of PPP usage in Australia, in which four main categories of factors (procurement, stakeholder, risk, and finance) are identified, each with several subfactors. A questionnaire survey involving state government stakeholders is also described, and a mathematical model that ranks the factors involved is developed. This is followed by an examination of the potential of the factors to help improve the PPP briefing stage for both public and private sectors.


1 March 2020 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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LDLei Du
Lei Du
Yingbin FengYingbin Feng
Yingbin Feng
Liyaning TangLiyaning Tang
Liyaning Tang
WLWei Lu
Wei Lu
WKWei Kang
Wei Kang