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Constructing Building Integrity investigates whether strengthening, reforming or re-positioning professionals can contribute to better governance, higher standards and regained public trust in the construction industry.

Katja Cooper is a Research Fellow at Griffith University's Institute for Ethics, Governance and Law (IEGL) in Brisbane, Australia. Her current research focuses on professional ethics in the construction and aquaculture industries and her previous work examined a range of Australian domestic and foreign policy issues including refugees/asylum seekers, transitional justice, extended nuclear deterrence, and Australia-China relations.

Hugh Breakey is Deputy Director and Principal Research Fellow in moral philosophy at Griffith University's Institute for Ethics, Governance and Law in Brisbane, Australia. Hugh's work spans the philosophical sub-disciplines of political theory, normative ethics, applied philosophy, and legal theory.

Charles Sampford (DPhil Oxon 1986) is Foundation Dean of Law, Research Professor in Ethics, and Director of the Institute for Ethics, Governance and Law at Griffith University. He is also a barrister and Victorian Parliamentary Integrity Adviser. He has written over 160 articles and chapters and has completed 34 books and edited collections in ethics, governance, and law.

Peter Gow retired as Deputy Director General of Industry Regulation and Building Commissioner in Western Australia after a career in structural engineering, contracting policy and dispute resolution, and building industry reform.

Keith Hampson established and is CEO of the Australian Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre (SBEnrc) and its predecessor, the CRC for Construction Innovation, which develops projects informed by industry partner needs, secures national funding, project manages the collaborative research, and oversees 'research into practice' initiatives.