... affiliation plays a key role in everyday affairs. As a result academic careers in Greece are almost exclusively determined by membership, a priory or earned, to an “in-group” that is linked via blood, family friendship, business and political party ties. This “in-group” uses its social capital to control...

... that it was operationalized in Greece, offering hence evidence from a different setting than the usual Ango‐American. As Agarwal et al. (1999) indicate, globalization has extended our need to study and understand organizationally important phenomena in other countries as well, simply because variations are likely...

... making Greece Career development Recruitment Banks Human resource management practices can promote flexibility within a firm, through the development of a wide range of employee skills and behavioral repertoires (Wright and Snell, 1998 ; Bohlander and Snell, 2004). Innovative selection...

...Dimitrios M. Mihail; Kristina Antigoni Elefterie Purpose Given this rapid expansion in business schools and MBA graduate numbers, the purpose of this paper is to assess whether and how graduate management education offered in Greece makes better managers. Design/methodology/approach...