... of intergenerational wealth over time: overcoming institutional voids, inclusive markets, deepening localization, nurturing government support, building core competencies and harnessing human capital. The authors relate these strategies to different levels of development using Prahalad and Hart’s BOP framework...

... the definition of care associated with ethics of care research and provides a broader and deeper means to energize and transform work environments, management practice, and organizational strategy. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Care Human capital Human resources Values Ethics of care...

... human capital. The paper extends traditional views of individuals as human capital, measured as formal education and direct experience to incorporate more holistic and humanistic views of informal education and indirectly related experience. This allows technology firms, whose lifeblood is innovation...

..., reflecting a “human capital” view of employees. The paper traces this view in terms of measurement and incentives, as well as individual and group diversity within the workplace. Originality/value The paper contributes to the literature on care in human resources by briding ideas from management...

... of care work Human capital Gender Competitiveness Partnership In today's complex world, management and business have also become much more complex. In addition to worrying about customers, employees, products, and services, managers and business owners now have to consider matters that were...