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Editorial JFMPC 22,3 Welcome to the final issue of 2017 of The Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction (JFMPC), Volume 22, Issue 3. We hope readers have enjoyed the increased number of papers in this year’s volume and that authors have benefitted from the shortening lead-in time to the final publication of their work. We acknowledge the contributions made throughout the year by our authors, and equally our reviewers, who give so freely of their valuable time and expertise. For the benefit of all our stakeholders, here are some statistics relating to JFMPC, current as at the time of compiling this editorial in late 2017. Over the previous year: Authors’ submissions were 95 per cent research papers (construction or testing of a model or framework, action research, testing of data, market research, surveys, empirical research, and scientific research), 3 per cent technical papers (evaluating technical products, processes or services) and 2 per cent case studies (describing actual interventions or experiences within organisations)[1]. Papers were submitted by authors from 18 different countries; most frequently from Nigeria, the UK, Australia and Ghana. The most papers accepted were from Australia, the UK, Hong Kong and Nigeria. Countries with 100 per cent http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction Emerald Publishing

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Emerald Publishing
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1366-4387
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10.1108/JFMPC-08-2017-0030
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JFMPC 22,3 Welcome to the final issue of 2017 of The Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction (JFMPC), Volume 22, Issue 3. We hope readers have enjoyed the increased number of papers in this year’s volume and that authors have benefitted from the shortening lead-in time to the final publication of their work. We acknowledge the contributions made throughout the year by our authors, and equally our reviewers, who give so freely of their valuable time and expertise. For the benefit of all our stakeholders, here are some statistics relating to JFMPC, current as at the time of compiling this editorial in late 2017. Over the previous year: Authors’ submissions were 95 per cent research papers (construction or testing of a model or framework, action research, testing of data, market research, surveys, empirical research, and scientific research), 3 per cent technical papers (evaluating technical products, processes or services) and 2 per cent case studies (describing actual interventions or experiences within organisations)[1]. Papers were submitted by authors from 18 different countries; most frequently from Nigeria, the UK, Australia and Ghana. The most papers accepted were from Australia, the UK, Hong Kong and Nigeria. Countries with 100 per cent

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