Strategic human resources: a new source for competitive advantage in the global arena

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Research into global human resources identified 10 essential guidelines which could be used in all types of businesses. The research discovered many senior managers were unwilling to allow human resource (HR) managers to become involved in making the strategic decisions. Yet companies which had the most effective global human resources were found to be more successful. Management which allowed the involvement of HR in global strategy were more likely be financially successful. HR executives and non HR executives from 60 corporate organisations were questioned.

author: Stroh, Linda K., Caligiuri, Paula M.
Management Policy & Goals, Strategic planning (Business), Goal setting

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Multinational corporation management strategies and international human resources practices: bringing IHRM to the bottom line

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Four global strategies can be examined in the attitude of mutlinational companies to human resources. These are geocentric, ethnocentric, polycentric and regiocentric. The least successful strategy appears to be the ethnocentric strategy and local responsiveness appears to be necessary for multinational companies. There was little difference between the performances of the other three groups and this indicates the policy options which companies should choose.

author: Stroh, Linda K., Caligiuri, Paula M.
Analysis, Management

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The ranking of scholarly journals in international human resource management

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An evaluation of the educational contribution of journals on the subject of international human resource management (IHRM) underlines the importance of the emerging management subject on a global basis. Experts in the field of IHRM ranked journals for their importance as study material, with the International Journal of Human Resource Management receiving the highest grade.

author: Caligiuri, Paula M.
Business Personnel Management, Business, Evaluation, Education, Periodicals, Journalism, Journalism, Educational, International Journal of Human Resource Management (periodical)

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subjects list: Research, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Human resource management, Management research
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