As expatriate literature continues to grow, this review presents a quantitative analysis of the
expatriate field, utilizing advances in bibliometric science map** and social network …

Relative deprivation (RD) is the judgment that one is worse off compared to some standard
accompanied by feelings of anger and resentment. Social scientists use RD to predict a …

Within the vast literature on the antecedents of career success, the success criterion has
generally been operationalized in a rather deficient manner. Several avenues for improving …

The current research investigated how patterns of home and host cultural identification can
explain which individuals who have lived abroad achieve the greatest creative and …

This article reviews the past 50 years of the science and practice of global mobility in
organizations, highlighting the continuum of issues–from those that have endured …

With life expectancy dramatically increasing throughout much of the world, people have to
make choices with a longer future in mind than they ever had to before. Yet, many indicators …

Pervasive forms of worldwide communication now connect us instantly and constantly, and
yet we all too often fail to understand each other. Rather than benefiting from our globally …

This article is a critical review of the expatriate adjustment literature that focuses on studies
that have considered other stakeholders in addition to expatriates themselves. To highlight …

Thoroughly updated and expanded, the fourth edition of International Human Resource
Management: Policies and Practices for Multinational Enterprises now includes learning …

An ever-growing literature has reported consumer bias toward national origins of products,
and has explored factors that moderate such bias. Researchers have assumed, if only …