Martine Buser
Martine is an Associate Professor at the Division of Construction Management at Chalmers. Martine is working with environmental and social sustainability and diversity management issues. Her research interest includes innovation and business development processes in relation to the construction sector. Her teaching relates to knowledge management, organizational learning and qualitative research methods.
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The Impact of the EU Taxonomy of Sustainable Finance on the Building Field
Addressing minority discrimination in a master’s education program for construction management
INCLUDING CIRCULAR VALUE PROPOSITIONS IN BUSINESS PORTFOLIO: EXAMPLES FROM SWEDISH AEC COMPANIES
Do what I say, not what I do: increasing the representation of minorities in the construction sector
From concept to practice: Implementation of circular building as a process of translation
Circular building and new business models: What opportunity for the contractors?
Good enough quality: Multiple quality cultures in a Swedish region
Improving renovation waste management in Sweden: The role of the demolition company
Creating State of the Art? A Passive House University Hospital North of the Polar Circle
Attributing value to waste: the difficult road to efficient waste management for renovation projects
Construction and Demolition Waste Management on the building site: a literature review.
Defining education to support sustainable operation of buildings in the Nordic Countries
Engineering companies strategizing globalisation
Teknikkonsulter med och utan globaliseringsstrategier - en förstudie
Stepping out of the canvas: Small construction enterprises experimenting with business models
Sitting between two chairs. Introducing social sustainability in three large Swedish Contractors
Renewing renovation: Looking at renovation of owners occupied houses with socio-materiality lenses.
Convenience renovation and non-transition- contractor SMEs operating in the detached housing market.
Proto institutions in Sustainable Buildings
Belt, Braces and more -overlapping emerging proto-institutions in the field of sustainable buildings
Tales of the Suburbs?-The Social Sustainability Agenda in Sweden through Literary Accounts
Is anybody home? The role of company websites for small building contractors in Sweden
Swedish poverty – An oxymoron? Taking issue with social sustainability in urban renewal
Engineering Students as Innovation Facilitators for Enterprises
Multiple institutions of diversity practices at Scandinavian building contractors
Taking issue with social sustainability in Urban Transition
Time travellers: managers on the building site
Multiple dynamics of sustainable housing concepts in Denmark – on the role of passive houses
Women at top level management at Contractors in Denmark and Norway
Eyes Wide Shut? Non Referring, Loyalty and Practical Moral in Engineering Education
Eyes Wide Shut? Loyality and Practical Morality in Engineering Education
Diversity Management through board representation in construction
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Showing 9 research projects
Sustainability managers in the building sector: doing and undoing gender
From Classroom to Industry: A Decade of MPDCPM Alumni in Design and Construction Project Management
Adaptation of multi-family buildings to extreme heat
Effects, measures and solutions for resilient housing to extreme heat
Circularity and business models
Follow the waste: ensuring alignment between construction and demolition waste practice and policy
CONSTRUCTIVATE Sustainable recycling of construction and demolition waste
From Sustainable Refurbishment to Sustainable Facility Management