International Journal of Human Resources Development and Management
2000 - 2023
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Volume 6, issue 2/3/4, 2006
- The intensification of teachers' work and the role of changed public sector philosophy pp. 146-160

- Rosaria Burchielli
- Extended working lives? The meaning of working to older university workers in Australia pp. 161-173

- Kate Shacklock
- Performance appraisals in higher education: an Australian perspective pp. 174-185

- Leanne Morris
- Bringing the community in: possibilities for public sector union success through community unionism pp. 186-199

- Amanda Tattersall
- Leadership development in the military: bridging theory and practice pp. 200-212

- Keith Thomas
- Intellectual capital and strategic human resource management in social service non-profit organisations in Australia pp. 213-231

- Eric Kong and S. Bruce Thomson
- The importance of effective organisational relationships for nurses: a social capital perspective pp. 232-247

- Yvonne Brunetto and Rod Farr-Wharton
- Profits before people: shifting customer and employee relations in Australian credit unions pp. 248-262

- Leanne Cutcher
- Predictors of employee extra-role performance and turnover intentions in the public sector: an integrated model pp. 263-278

- Simon Albrecht
- Cultural tensions – exploring call centres in the public sector pp. 279-296

- Eve Anderson, Amanda Pyman and Julian Teicher
- Courage, compromise or capitulation: human resource practitioners under ethical duress pp. 297-312

- Arthur H. Shacklock
- Applying a strategic international human resource management framework to international non-governmental organisations pp. 313-327

- Elizabeth S. Merlot, Marilyn Fenwick and Helen De Cieri
Volume 6, issue 1, 2006
- Determinants of role orientation and organisational commitment under skill-based pay: a path model pp. 4-21

- Mohammed A. Al-Waqfi and Naresh C. Agarwal
- Agency costs and management contracting: granting executive stock options as a strategic compensation practice? pp. 22-47

- Swee-Sum Lam and Yew-Kee Ho
- A review and analysis of compensation practices in the Caribbean pp. 48-67

- Sunil J. Ramlall
- Variable pay: its impact on motivation and organisation performance pp. 68-76

- Mary Jo Ducharme and Mark Podolsky
- Team performance based compensation plans: implications for human resources and quality improvement from agency theory perspective pp. 77-91

- Mesut Akdere and Tuncay Yilmaz
- Perspectives on Human Resource Management: an explorative study of the consequences of projectification in four firms pp. 92-113

- Karin Bredin and Jonas Soderlund
- Explaining the (In)effectiveness of on-the-job training pp. 114-130

- Marcel R. Van Der Klink and Jan N. Streumer
- Jordanian contractors' human resource capabilities: a survey pp. 131-139

- Ghaleb Y. Abbasi and Jamal M. Assbeihat
Volume 5, issue 4, 2005
- Measuring HRM innovativeness pp. 342-370

- Leda Vassalou
- The psychological contract of organisational newcomers: an investigation of antecedents and changes over time pp. 371-388

- Ans De Vos
- Interactions on boards and board capability: two empirical studies of the performance effects of boards pp. 389-411

- Mark Macus
- A conceptual framework for leading diversity pp. 412-424

- Christoph Maier
- An international study of dysfunctional e-mail usage and attitudes among managers pp. 425-436

- Michael Segalla
Volume 5, issue 3, 2005
- Creating and sustaining economic growth through human resources in the Caribbean pp. 227-239

- Sunil J. Ramlall and Ernest Owens
- On a tool for analysing cognitive processes using exploratory think-aloud experiments pp. 240-283

- Hans Heerkens and Beatrice Van Der Heijden
- HRM practices in foreign MNCs operating in the PRC: a new hybrid form? pp. 284-304

- Serena Rovai
- Human resources management in the Greek banking sector: a focus on selection methods pp. 305-317

- Anna Daskopoulou, Panayiotis Tahinakis and John Mylonakis
- Agency theory from the perspective of human resource development pp. 318-332

- Mesut Akdere and Ross E. Azevedo
- Leadership styles and gender: a re-examination and extension pp. 333-340

- Abbas Nadim and Parbudyal Singh
Volume 5, issue 2, 2005
- Managing in an age of complexity: quantum skills for the new millennium pp. 127-141

- Charlotte Shelton, John Yang and Qian Liu
- The discovery and coordination of resource complements in a dispersed knowledge society pp. 142-163

- Desmond Ng
- Measure of mobilisation at work: a management by equity: a new philosophy for leadership in public sector organisations pp. 164-179

- Olivier Keramidas
- Human resource management and development of highly intelligent interacting agents: a paradigm shift in Singapore pp. 180-189

- Thow Yick Liang and Pak Tee Ng
- Speaking the unspeakable: the paper dialogue approach pp. 190-203

- Pak Tee Ng and Thow Yick Liang
- Knowledge management as an enabler of effective career services in institutions of higher learning: the case of the Singapore Management University pp. 204-217

- Thomas Menkhoff, Benjamin Loh, Ruth Chiang and Yue Wah Chay
- Teaching spreadsheet proficiency: beyond hitting the keys pp. 218-226

- Chang Boon Patrick Lee
Volume 5, issue 1, 2005
- Strategic human resource management and organisational competitiveness: the importance of fit and flexibility pp. 1-15

- Patricia Ordonez de Pablos
- How do managers conceptualise international human resource policy? Presenting and validating a typology of human resource management identity pp. 16-40

- Margaret Takeda
- Expatriate development for Asia-Pacific: a study of training contents and methods pp. 41-56

- AAhad M. Osman-Gani and Wee-Liang Tan
- Power dynamics, leadership and ingratiation: a study on Indian public sector pp. 57-68

- Biswajeet Pattanayak, Phalgu Niranjana and Somdatta Ganguly
- Team empowerment: an empirical study in Spanish University R&D teams pp. 69-84

- Pilar De Luis Carnicer, Angel Martinez Sanchez, Manuela Perez Perez and Maria Jose Vela Jimenez
- Influence of learned optimism and organisational ethos on organisational citizenship behaviour: a study on Indian corporations pp. 85-98

- Phalgu Niranjana and Biswajeet Pattanayak
- Study of remaining employees' continuance commitment after downsizing from the perspective of job satisfaction pp. 99-124

- Philip C.F. Tsai, Shu-Ling Wu, Yu-Fang Yvonne Yen, Chin-Ming Ho and Ing-Chung Huang
Volume 4, issue 4, 2004
- Alignment between ICT and communication in construction projects pp. 346-357

- Arjen M. Adriaanse, Hans Voordijk and Geert P.M.R. Dewulf
- How does telework influence the manager-employee relationship? pp. 358-374

- Claire Dambrin
- Human resource management professionals: their perspective on successful information systems implementation pp. 375-389

- Renae A. Jones and Kerry A. Brown
- Intranet-based internal communication: routines, knowledge transfer and learning strategies pp. 390-402

- Giuseppina Pellegrino
- The interface: computers and human resource management pp. 403-413

- Rosemarie Reynolds
- Does the evolution of the human resources practices imply the implementation of an information system? For a contextualism of practices pp. 414-430

- Julie Tixier
- Communicating the complexity of integrating information systems: a case study of the procurement of a payroll-personnel system pp. 431-448

- Teresa Waring
Volume 4, issue 3, 2004
- Do "innovative" Human Resource Management practices lead to enhanced performance in public organisations? pp. 223-234

- Julian S. Gould-Williams and Fiona Davies
- Management and the human resource function: a model based on social systems theory pp. 235-255

- Jai Ghorpade
- Mapping human capital and organisational competitive advantage: a case study of European learning organisations pp. 256-266

- Patricia Ordonez de Pablos
- Maintaining work motivation during organisational change pp. 267-287

- Fred Storseth
- Contemporary analyses of the model employer: is there a new ideal? pp. 288-296

- Stephen Gibb
- Values, culture and organisation: the relevance pp. 297-311

- Sumita Rai
- The cost of not training pp. 312-322

- Anil Mital, Anoop Desai, Anubhav Mital and Anand Subramanian
- Synergies from the human resource management literature and the resources and capacities theory of the firm: implications for management pp. 323-334

- Patricia Ordonez de Pablos
Volume 4, issue 2, 2004
- People processing systems and human resource strategy pp. 117-127

- Shaun Tyson and Doone Selbie
- Issues in human resource development and the pressures faced by science park-based NTBFs pp. 128-143

- Gary Evans and William Keogh
- The perceptions of human resource managers of the shifting importance of managerial roles in downsizing organisations pp. 144-163

- Alan T. Belasen and Nancy Miller Frank
- The influence of the addressable knowledge resources on firm performance: the case of the Spanish ceramic tile industry pp. 164-182

- F. Xavier Molina-Morales and M. Teresa Martinez-Fernandez
- Skills crucial to the information technology professionals in the global business environment: an empirical study in the United States pp. 183-190

- B. Dawn Medlin
- Cultural reformation: a case for intervention within the police service pp. 191-199

- Harry Barton
- An HRM approach to increasing union membership: the case of Singapore pp. 200-214

- Rosalind Chew and Chew Soon Beng
- Home sweet home: dealing with return to a home country after an assignment abroad pp. 215-222

- Patrick Zvara and Gangaram Singh
Volume 4, issue 1, 2004
- Design and use of a networked 3D-learning environment: the situated conditions of awareness information pp. 5-21

- Ingeborg Krange and Annita Fjuk
- Users, an emerging human resource for R&D? From eliciting to exploring users' needs pp. 22-37

- Sampsa Hyysalo
- Collective and proactive coping with time pressure at work: a case study among home-care workers pp. 38-56

- Anna-Liisa Niemela and Kirsti Launis
- Transforming learning and knowledge creation on the shop floor pp. 57-72

- Jaakko Virkkunen and Heli Ahonen
- WAW: an activity theory based tool for early website usability assessment pp. 73-93

- Olav W. Bertelsen and Mikkel Godsk
- Activity theory and the practice of design: evaluation of a collaborative tangible user interface pp. 94-116

- Morten Fjeld, Martin Morf and Helmut Krueger
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