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Original Article

From Project Management to the ‘Management of Projects’

Andrew Davies 

January 16, 2023


https://doi.org/10.25219/epoj.2022.00106

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Abstract

This paper suggests that were three main motivations driving Peter Morris to develop  the Management of Projects (MoP) as an alternative approach to traditional project  management: first, the need to improve the performance and practice of project management;  second, the need to understand the history, context and challenges facing society; and third the  need to engage with theory and scholarship. The paper draws upon Peter’s three main single  or co-authored books which form the corpus of his work on MoP.   


Keywords:     Project management, paradigm, front-end, grand challenges, theory, practice 


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