Issues

Special Issue: Global Employees...Global Families. Guest Editors: Margaret Shaffer, Mina Westman

Expanding the boundaries of research on global employee families

Margaret Shaffer; Mina Westman
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“Keeping the family side ticking along”: An exploratory study of the work-family interface in the experiences of rotational assignees and frequent business travellers

Charlotte Baker; Sylwia Ciuk
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Work-family conflict faced by international business travellers: Do gender and parental status make a difference?

Liisa Mäkelä; Barbara Bergbom; Kati Saarenpää; Vesa Suutari
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Till stress do us part: the causes and consequences of expatriate divorce

Yvonne McNulty
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Burden or support? The influence of partner nationality on expatriate cross-cultural adjustment

Samuel Davies; Albert Kraeh; Fabian Froese
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International adjustment of female vs male business expatriates. A replication study in Switzerland

Xavier Salamin; Eric Davoine
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