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`Chapter One gives very significant statistics on trends towards internationalization which any researcher, practitioner or lecturer would find useful when making factual statements.... I found Chapters Two and Three particularly interesting. They present an organizational analysis of the MNC, distinguishing it from domestic companies along a number of dimensions: multiculturalism, geographic dispersion and complexity....the book is a timely arrival on the HRM scene. I would certainly recommend it to MBA students, practitioners and all who deal with international personnel. For the breadth of issues covered, it is very reasonably priced at 16.95. The editors set themselves the task of facilitating the development of appropriate problem solving strategies in the readership where international HRM issues are concerned. This they achieve to the extent that the book provides a good coverage of relevant issues' - The Occupational Psychologist
`This volume offers a very thorough and well-organized contrast and comparison of human resource management at the international level.... a gold mine of organized information for international instructors and students.... Highly recommended' - Choice
`Takes a truly international perspective on human resource management' - Employee Relations
`It is well thought out and might very well become a milestone; one of those books that shape the teaching and research agenda of the field' - Comparative Industrial Relations Newsletter
`Due to the careful selection, balancing, and organization of HRM-related topics, due to the extension of the argumentation beyond often-discussed problems and solutions related to the expatriation of (non)managers, and due to an integrated treatment of environment-, strategy-, structure-, human resources- and industrial relations-related matters there can be no doubt that the editors have made available a highly suitable introduction to the study of IHRM problems which can be interesting both for professors (in their role as academic teachers), students, and practitioners. Furthermore, it has to be emphasized that - in spite of the comparatively large number of authors - the book is much more than a simple collection of isolated papers. Quite the reverse - all of the chapters are edited carefully so that they fit into a holistic concept which is aligned with the general challenges of IHRM as they are relevant nowadays and as they are described above.... I cannot but recommend it very highly indeed to its audience' - Management International Review
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"Chapter One gives very significant statistics on trends towards internationalization which any researcher, practitioner or lecturer would find useful when making factual statements.... I found Chapters Two and Three particularly interesting. They present an organizational analysis of the MNC, distinguishing it from domestic companies along a number of dimensions: multiculturalism, geographic dispersion and complexity....the book is a timely arrival on the HRM scene. I would certainly recommend it to MBA students, practitioners and all who deal with international personnel. For the breadth of issues covered, it is very reasonably priced at 16.95. The editors set themselves the task of facilitating the development of appropriate problem solving strategies in the readership where international HRM issues are concerned. This they achieve to the extent that the book provides a good coverage of relevant issues'" - "The Occupational Psychologist
This volume offers a very thorough and well-organized contrast and comparison of human resource management at the international level.... a gold mine of organized information for international instructors and students.... Highly recommended' - Choice
Takes a truly international perspective on human resource management' - Employee Relations
It is well thought out and might very well become a milestone; one of those books that shape the teaching and research agenda of the field' - Comparative Industrial Relations Newsletter
Due to the careful selection, balancing, a --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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