Issues

Special Issue: Dangerous moves and risky international assignments. Guest Editors: Luisa Helena Ferreira Pinto, Benjamin Bader, Tassilo Schuster

Dangerous settings and risky international assignments

Luisa Helena Ferreira Pinto; Benjamin Bader; Tassilo Schuster
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“I might be shot at!” exploring the drivers to work in hostile environments using an intelligent careers perspective

Michael Dickmann; Ashley Helen Watson
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For sensation’s sake: Differences in female and male expatriates’ relocation willingness to dangerous countries based on sensation seeking

Sebastian Stoermer; Samuel E. Davies; Oliver Bahrisch; Fedor Portniagin
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How do you fear? Examining expatriates’ perception of danger and its consequences

Pia Charlotte Faeth; Markus G. Kittler
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Host country language skills and expatriates’ cross-cultural adjustment in the presence of fear of terror

Philipp Paulus; Katrin Muehlfeld
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How expatriates work in dangerous environments of pervasive corruption

Carl Greppin; Bo Carlsson; Adrian Wolfberg; Nnaoke Ufere
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