Editorial

The construction industry is responsible for producing the most complex of products that mankind has developed, the buildings and the infrastructure that represent the built environment that we live in. Procuring and managing the buildings and infrastructure we produce is therefore inherently complicated and resource intensive. Over the years, construction industries the world over have developed complex solutions for procuring their products that involve multi-source supply chains procuring and integrating to develop the buildings and structures we need. Management, Procurement and Law focuses on the aspects of procuring buildings, structures and infrastructure, managing the processes and production, and issues related to the legal environment within which procurement occurs. This issue of Management, Procurement and Law, has therefore full coverage of the main issues that form the core themes of the journal and provides a valuable contribution to the advancement of the state of knowledge in the construction industry.