‘Show, don't tell!’ – Popular films for discussion of individual values in construction project management

Chilakamarri, Savitha

doi:10.1016/j.plas.2023.100082

Project Leadership and Society

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.plas.2023.100082

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‘Show, don't tell!’ – Popular films for discussion of individual values in construction project management

Savitha Chilakamarri

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This paper examines the evolving demands of purchasing and supply management (PSM) education, especially in addressing topics that have gained prominence in global supply chains. One such topic is cultural awareness. However, despite its critical relevance in today's global landscape, the topic is often underrepresented in PSM curricula. This gap is further compounded by the unique learning preferences of Generation‐Z, who are less inclined toward traditional “reading and writing” methods, presenting additional challenges for educators in teaching such complex topics. This underscores the need for innovative teaching strategies that engage students and improve knowledge retention. We propose employing an Entertainment‐Education approach by integrating movies into PSM courses. We describe a specifically tailored activity for a PSM course that includes a movie available on an over‐the‐top platform implemented at two state universities in the United States. The outcomes from both universities offer evidence supporting the development of cultural understanding within the PSM domain among the students. Although numerous studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of movies as educational tools, our research is one of the first within the PSM domain to investigate their potential for cultivating cultural awareness, thereby paving the way for further research into the role of movies in PSM education.

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The Labyrinth of Corruption in the Construction Industry: A System Dynamics Model Based on 40 Years of Research

Zarghami

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The academic literature has viewed drivers of corruption in isolation and, consequently, failed to examine their synergistic effect. Such an isolated view provides incomplete information, leads to a misleading conclusion, and causes great difficulty in curbing corruption. This paper conducts a systematic literature review to identify the drivers of corruption in the construction industry. Subsequently, it develops a system dynamics (SD) model by conceptualizing corruption as a complex system of interacting drivers. Building on stakeholder and open systems theories, the proposed SD model shows how the complex reinforcing relationship between authoritative, organizational, cultural, and financial drivers of corruption further increases corrupt practices. The new model also provides lessons that can be helpful in the development of policy frameworks to control corruption in the construction industry. To achieve success in the fight against corruption, the findings of this research suggest that (1) corruption must be understood at both the organizational and state levels, (2) anticorruption practices must be informed by ethically grounded stakeholder management strategies, and (3) anticorruption reforms must go hand-in-hand with strategies to tackle the economic downturn.

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The mediating role of organizational citizenship behavior in the relationship between career self-efficacy and career success among construction project managers in Mashhad

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Khaleghi

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‘Show, don't tell!’ – Popular films for discussion of individual values in construction project management

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

Developing cultural awareness competencies in purchasing and supply management education

Developing cultural awareness competencies in purchasing and supply management education

The Labyrinth of Corruption in the Construction Industry: A System Dynamics Model Based on 40 Years of Research

The mediating role of organizational citizenship behavior in the relationship between career self-efficacy and career success among construction project managers in Mashhad

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