Researching Comparative and International Human Resource Management

Timothy Clark, David G. Grant, Mariëlle G. Heijltjes

1999-12-01articleInternational Studies of Management and Organization45 citationsclosed

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Global and Cross-Cultural Management International Business and FDI Human Resource and Talent Management

Abstract

(1999). Researching Comparative and International Human Resource Management. International Studies of Management & Organization: Vol. 29, Comparative and International Human Resource Management, pp. 6-23.

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