The Management of Human Resources in the Asia Pacific Region: Convergence RevisitedChris Rowley, John Benson Routledge, 18/03/2004 - 256 من الصفحات These papers focus upon the need to update knowledge and understanding of Asian human resource management. A model is included that can be used to make a comparative analysis of HRM in the region and to establish the various levels of change that need to be assessed. |
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Changes and Continuities in Asian HRM | 1 |
A Stepwise Path to Convergence? | 14 |
HRM in Hong Kong since 1997 | 31 |
The Beginnings of a New Japanese HRM System? | 53 |
Changes and Continuities in South Korean HRM | 73 |
Recent Developments in HRM in the Philippines | 101 |
Change and Continuity | 122 |
The PostAsian Financial Crisis Changes in HRM in Taiwanese Enterprises | 139 |
A Post1997 Update | 155 |
Changes in Asian HRM Implications for Theory and Practice | 174 |
Abstracts | 183 |
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