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Attachment and adjustment in expatriate reactions to the 2011 Tohoku disasters
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Journal of Asia Business Studies
Journal of Asia Business Studies (2024) 18 (4): 1021–1042.
Published: 26 April 2024
...Ivar Padrón-Hernández Purpose This study aims to develop an extended social attachment model for expatriates, integrating a multiple stakeholder perspective, to understand evacuation decisions during disasters. Design/methodology/approach Through interviews with 12 Tokyo-based expatriates who...
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Acquiring overseas market knowledge: a comparison of strategies of expatriate and immigrant employees
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Journal of Asia Business Studies
Journal of Asia Business Studies (2011) 5 (1): 77–97.
Published: 18 January 2011
...Rosalie L. Tung; Henry F.L. Chung; Peter Enderwick Purpose This conceptual paper starts from the recognition that internationalisation of business is an information‐intensive process and aims to investigate two key modes for the acquisition of knowledge: expatriates and immigrant employees...
