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IABSE's publication series, known as 'IABSE Bulletins'. These publications comprise Case Studies (CS) on topics such as design, rehabilitation, and forensic analysis, as well as monographs like 'Structural Engineering Documents' (SED), and Special Publications (SP), which are state-of-the-art documents.
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IABSE Conference Reports compile papers presented at IABSE congresses, symposia, smaller conferences, and workshops. These reports cover a broad range of structural engineering topics, including concept, analysis, design, construction, operation, and maintenance, across various materials.
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 The Liaison Committee is a body initiating contact between international associations of civil engineering. Formed in 1958, it brings together the member organisations. The Liaison Committee established the Joint Committee on the GLOBE Consensus (JCGC) to support and implement the objectives and activities of the GLOBE Consensus. more |  GLOBE - is to direct the attention of the global community, politicians, industry leaders, and societal decision-makers to the critical importance of the built environment for sustainable development at global and local scales. Appropriate actions by all parties addressed are urgently required to ensure that the built environment of the future is resilient... more |