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Global Human Resource Development Theories and Practice


作者:
杨百寅 萧鸣政
定价:
65.00 元
版面字数:
1040.000千字
开本:
16开
装帧形式:
平装
版次:
1
最新版次
印刷时间:
2008-01-11
ISBN:
978-7-04-024692-6
物料号:
24692-00
出版时间:
2008-11-24
读者对象:
学术著作
一级分类:
社会科学
二级分类:
管理学
三级分类:
工商管理

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  • Part Ⅰ Human Resource Development and Management Based on Nations and Regions
    • Session 1-1 National & Regional Human Resource Development
      • A Training System in Taiwan Area:A Case Study of High-tech Training
    • Grace H.Y.Hsu,University of Minnesota,USA;Gary N.McLean,Texas A & M University,USA
      • A Reality-Learning Approach in Human Resource Development for Global Change
    • MichaelHengSH,NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore;PatrickKP CHAN,NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore
      • Beyond Business and School Education into National Human Resource Development in Korean Context ?
    • Soon-OkJo,Chung-Ang University,Korea;Hee-Su Lee,Chung-Ang University,Korea
      • Analysis of Urban Resources’ Difference:An Empirical Study in Northeast China
    • Zhao Weiliang,Dalian University of Technology, China;Shang Hua, Dalian University of Technology, China;Ji Xiaolan,East China UniversityofScienceand Technology,China;Liu Zhongquan,Dalian UniversityofTech nology,China
    • Session 1-2 Regional & National Human Resource Development
      • Research of China Non-profit Organization Performance Appraisal System
    • Peide Zhang,Junyan Zhu,Xiaobao Yin& RuiqiZhang,ShanghaiTeachers University,China
      • Workforce Diversity Research in China
    • Rao Weiguo& Xiang Yong,Peking University,China
  • Part Ⅱ Human Resource Development and Management Based on Organizations
    • Session 2-1 Organization Development & Change
      • Cultural Integration in the Process of Merger between Private Enterprise and State-owned Enterprise
    • Zheng Wenli& Chen Lixiang,Fuzhou University,China
      • Using Succession Planning as an Organization Development Intervention in Selecting Ethical Managers, Focused on Taiwan Area
    • Lin-Ching Nieh,University of Minnesota,USA;Gary N.McLean,Texas A & M University,USA
    • Session 22 Organizational Studies
      • Entrepreneurial Team Creativity, Entrepreneurial Leadership, and New Venture Performance
    • Chien-ChiTseng,University of Minnesota,USA;Gary N.McLean,Texas A & M University,USA
      • Relationship between Interactional Justice, Pay Level and Personal Outcomes:A Case of Malaysian Institutions of Higher Learning
    • AzmanIsmail,University Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia; YusofIsmail,InternationalIslamic University Malaysia,Malaysia AliBoerhannoeddin,Universityof Malaya,Malaysia
    • Session 2-3 Organizational Learning and Learning Organization
      • Culture Context and Entrepreneurial Learning:A Review of Literature and Conceptual Framework
    • Rebecca Meng Zhu&Baiyin Yang,University of Minnesota,USA
    • Learning Organization:A Review of Conceptualizations and Empirical Evidences Baiyin Yang& Qing Qu,Tsinghua University,China
      • The Demographic Analysis on Organizational Learning:A Literature Review
    • Cathy Worlow,Connie K.Haley&Susan Warren,ChicagoState University& NorthernIllinoisUniversity
    • Session 2-4 Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management
      • Observations on Work Attitudes of Chinese Employees:Comparative Studies of Stateowned Enterprises and Privately-owned Enterprises
    • Xiaohui Wang,Zhongshan (Sun Yat-sen) University,China
      • The Effect of Negative Affectivity and Counterproductive Work Behavior to Job Performance
    • Tsang-KaiHung,NationalChanghua University ofEducation,Taiwan,China
      • Influences of Individual and Job Characteristics on Job Satisfaction in China:An Intrinsic Reward Perspective
    • ZhangJiarui,Zhang Ningjun,Tang Wenjun& Ai Qing,Southwestern UniversityofFinance&Economics,China
  • Part Ⅲ Human Resource Development and Management Based on Individuals
    • Session 3-1 Employee Development
      • Exploring the Roles of Organizational Commitment and Social Network Ties in Organi Eational Citizenship Behaviors
    • Chou-Kang Chiu,Chieh-Peng Lin& Chien-PeiKo,Taiwan NormalUniversity,Taiwan,China
      • Training Needs of Learning Disabled Students in Agricultural Education Programs:Tapping into a Major Resource for the Workforce
    • Seburn L.Pense,SouthernIllinois University
    • Session 3-2 Workplace Learning & Employee Development
      • A Qualitative Study on the Mechanism for Learning Embodiment Based on the Autopoiesis Theory in Action Learning
    • Yeon-Hee Kim,So-YoungSon& Yeong-Mahn You,Hanyang University,Korea
      • Selection, Engagement and Disengagement of Learning Goals in Older Workers and their Respective Employers:Preliminary Findings in a Sample of Mature Age Australians
    • Tones M.&Pillay H.,Queensland UniversityofTechnology,Australia
    • Session 3-3 Knowledge Management
      • A Case Study of Innovation
    • WeiZheng,NorthernIllinoisUniversity,USA;AnneE.Khoury,LawrenceLivermore NationalLaboratory,USA
      • Knowledge Sharing and Learning through Virtual Communities of Practice
    • Alexandre Ardichvili,University of Minnesota
    • Session 3-4 Talent Development
      • Developing Talents in Thailand and Malaysia
    • SanneLehmann,CopenhagenBusinessSchool,Denmark
      • Research on Competency Model:A Literature Review and Empirical Studies
    • JingliGong,Peking University
      • Talent Development through Workplace Learning in Thailand:The Case of Talent Management of Office of Civil Service Commission
    • Atikom Kiattivorakan&John Dewar Wilson,Burapha University
    • Session 3-5 Leadership& Management Development
      • A Research on Competency Models of Party and Government Leadership Talents Based on Means Analysis
    • Mingzheng Xiao,Xiaoping Chen&JingliGong,Peking University
      • Demographic Variables Differences in Leadership Behaviors Evaluation:An Analysis in Adoption of Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI)
    • NG,Sio-Wang,Macao PolytechnicInstitute,Macao,China
      • Developing Organizational Leaders in Transitioning China
    • Jia Wang& Larry Dooley,Texas A & M University,USA
      • Top Management Leadership and Organizational Culture among Small-and Medium-sized Enterprises in Japan:Implications for Organizational Learning Theory
    • YuheeJung,MeijiUniversity,Japan;Norihiko Takeuchi,Tokyo University ofScience,Japan
    • Session 3-6 Career Development
      • Career Development for MBA Participants in China:Constraints, Challenges, and Solutions
    • Judy Y.Sun& Greg G. Wang,The University ofTexasatTyler,USA
      • Exploring Mentoring as a Tool for Career Advancement of Academics in Private Higher Education Institutions in Malaysia
    • Lawrence Arokiasamy,University Tunku AbdulRahman,Malaysia;MaimunahIsmail,UniversityPutra Malaysia,Malaysia
  • Part Ⅳ Human Resource Development and Management Based on Cultures
    • Session 4-1 Culture and Human Resource Development
      • Cross-culture Human Resource Development — Culture Training is One of Critical Paths for Government Transnational Human Resource Development
    • SongBin&Song Yingzhao,University of Geosciences,China (Wu Han)
      • The Impact of Cultural Difference on Transformational Leadership:A Chinese Culture-Based Model
    • Qingjuan Wang& Xun Cui,NankaiUniversity,China
    • Session 4-2 Cross Cultural Human Resource Development
      • A Conceptual Framework for Studying the Effects of Cross-Cultural Training, Expatriates’Personality, Self-efficacy, and Social Network Composition on Adjustment and Performance in Overseas Assignments
    • AAhad M.Osman-Gani,Nanyang TechnologicalUniversity,Singapore
      • Korean Work Values and Meaning of Work Outcomes
    • K.PeterKuchinke,Hye-Seung Kang&Seok Young Oh,University ofIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign,USA
      • Cross-cultural Learning Experiences of Organization Development and Change Consultants Working Around the Globe
    • Maria Cseh&Beatriz Coningham,The George Washington University,USA
      • The Evaluation Index System of Corporate Culture Force Model and Application
    • Yang Hao,ShanghaiInstituteofForeign Trade,China
  • Part Ⅴ Human Resource Development and Management Based on Technologies
    • Session 5-1 Technology and Human Resource Development
      • How Gender Affects the Learning of Computer Applications
    • Dejang Liu,Collegeof DuPage,USA
      • Staff Remuneration Systems as an Instrument of Talent Management in IT-companies
    • Elena Zavyalova&Sofia Kosheleva,Saint-PetersburgState University,Russia
      • Technology Competence and Participation in Web-based Education
    • Jennifer Calvin&Beth WinfreyFreeburg,SouthernIllinois University,USA
    • Session 5-2 Technology and Human Resource Development
      • A Case Study on Human Resources Development of the Regional Science & Technology
    • Ying Wang,Nanjing UniversityofFinance&Economics,China
      • Knowledge-enabled Human Resource Development Based on e-HR
    • Yan Qin,Dalian UniversityofTechnology/NeusoftInstituteofInformation,Northeastern University;Zhang Guo-liang&Wang Ke-yi,Dalian UniversityofTechnology
      • Literature Review:The Historical Progress, Current Status, and Implementation of Advanced Distributed Learning in the U.S.Military, Industry, and Academia
    • Lianbin Cui& PhoebeE.Lenear,SouthernIllinois University Carbondale,China
      • Measuring the Performance of Business Process Outsourcing in Human Resource Function
    • WeiLuan-Ying,Ching KuoInstituteof Managementand Health,Taiwan,China;Fang Chung-Hsiung& Chen Guan-Li,NationalTaiwan NormalUniversity,Taiwan;China
  • Part Ⅵ Other Researches on Human Resource Development and Management
    • Session 6-1 Training & Human Resource Development Systems
      • Corporate Universities in China:Processes, Issues and Challenges
    • June Xuejun Qiao,Peking University,China
      • Problems in “Cheung Kong Scholars Awarding Program” of China
    • Zhang Xianglin,Peking University,China;Hu Xiaokun,GuangxiUniversity,China
      • Psychometric Testing and its Implications on Human Resource Management and Organiza-tional Competence
    • Usha DeviN.,Malleswaram Ladies’ Association,FirstGradeCollegefor Women,India;GopalakrishnaD.,BangaloreUniversity,India.;Uma DeviV T.,BSVP College,India
    • Session 6-2 Human Resource Development Practice
      • An Empirical Examination of the Impact of Strategic Human Resource Development on Firm’s Performance
    • Po Hu,University of Minnesota,USA
      • Comparative Analysis of Factors Influencing Compensation Satisfaction of Science and Technology Personnel of Various Organizations — Based on the Survey in Jiangsu Province
    • Chen Tao,SoutheastUniversity,China;LiLianshui,Nanjing UniversityofInformationScience&Technology,China
      • The Relationship between Motivation Factors and Retention in Government-run Construction Enterprises in Beijing
    • Zhang Ying& Michelle Wallace,Southern Cross University,Australia
      • Unreal Expectations?A Reflective Case Study of an International Doctoral Course in HRD in Thailand
    • John Dewar Wilson,Burapha University,Thailand
    • Session 6-3 Transfer of Learning
      • Korean Nurses’ Adaptation to an American Hospital:An Examination of the Factors Influencing Critical Thinking Processes
    • Murray D.MacTavish,Trinity Western University,Canada
      • Programme Planning Practices in Continuing Professional Education in Selected Professional Associations in Malaysia
    • Ong Mek Hiok,UniversityPutra Malaysia,Malaysia
      • The Diagnostic Power of the Learning Transfer System Inventory in Determining the Catalysts and Barriers to Transfer of Learning
    • Jalilah Wahidin,Aminah Ahmad,Rahim MdSail&JegakUli,UniversityPutra Malaysia,Malaysia;ReidBates,LouisianaState University,USA
    • Session 6-4 Social Capital and Strategic Human Resource Development
      • An Understanding of the Corporate University Phenomenon Based on Human Capital Theory
    • Greg G. Wang,TheUniversityofTexasatTyler,USA;JessicaJ.Li,NorthTexasUniversity,USA;Xuejun Qiao,Peking University,China;Judy Y.Sun,The University ofTexasatTyler,USA
      • Building Social Capital of Korean Citizens
    • Tae-Jun Kim,KoreanEducationalDevelopmentInstitute,Korea
      • Create Value through Human Capital Auditing
    • QiZhen-dong,Sun Xiao-hua& Duan Xing-min,Xi′anJiaoTong University,China
      • Effects of Chinese Values on Chinese Employees′Work Performance
    • Jennifer H.Gao,Macao University ofScienceand Technology,Macao,China