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Human resource management : a strategic introduction
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Management, organizations, and business series
Edition:
2nd ed.
Publication Information:
Malden, MA : Blackwell Publishing, 1998
ISBN:
9780631208235

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Summary

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Building on the success of the first edition, Christopher Mabey and Graeme Salaman are joined by John Storey in producing an even more comprehensive and thoroughly revised textbook.


Author Notes

Christopher Mabey is a senior lecturer and Head of the centre for Human Resources and Change Management at the Open Business School. A Chartered Occupational Psychologist, he researches, writes and consults widely on individual and organizational development.

Graeme Salaman is Reader in Sociology in the Social Science faculty of the Open University. He has published extensively over many years in the sociology of work and organizations, and in human resource strategies.

John Storey is Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management at Loughborough University Business School. He is the author of three previous books including the highly successful New Perspectives on Human Resource Management.


Table of Contents

1 A New Way of Managing?
2 Linking Organisational and Human Resource Strategies
3 SHRM in a Global Context
4 Performance Management Strategies
5 Training & Development Styrategies
6 International Human Resource Management
7 Organizational Structuring and Restructuring
8 Beyond Organisational Structure: The end of classical forms?
9 Employment Relations
10 Learning Organizations
11 Promoting Learning in Organizations
12 Managing the Process of Training & Development Strategies
13 Change Management Strategies and Assumptions
14 Change Management Choices and Outcomes
15 The Role of Culture in Organisational Performance
16 The Possibilities of Culture Change
17 Some Key Difficulties
18 The Redefining of People and Organisations?