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Subsidiary staffing and initiative‐taking in multinational corporations: A socio‐political perspective
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2010) 39 (5): 600–621.
Published: 03 August 2010
...Christoph Dörrenbächer; Mike Geppert Purpose This paper seeks to explore the personal motives of subsidiary CEOs in taking initiatives in multinational corporations. In essence, the paper proposes that subsidiary initiative‐taking is strongly driven by the socio‐political positioning of subsidiary...
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Competence development and learning in British and German subsidiaries of MNCs: Why and how national institutions still matter
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2005) 34 (2): 155–177.
Published: 01 April 2005
...Mike Geppert Purpose This paper develops a deeper understanding of the origin, development and implementation of overall change management strategies in multinationals and their implications for competence development and learning practices in UK and German subsidiaries. Design/methodology...
