Emerging Trends in Global Organizational Science Phenomena: Critical Roles of Politics, Leadership, Stress, and Context

A collection of 32 original chapters, reporting on research conducted around the world by top scholars in over 50 countries in an effort to bring to bear a greater collective comprehension of how people in work organisations around the world think, feel, and behave (politics, leadership, stress and differing global contexts).

It can be of great use to several different audiences.

Useful in classroom settings for graduate seminars, and even special courses in: Business, Organizational Behavior (OB), HRM, OD, OT, OS, Management, Industrial Sociology, Politics, Negotiations, Gender, Ethnic and Cultural Studies, Labor Relations, Marketing, Political Economy, Family and Consumer Science, Law, Journalism and Communications, Nursing Science Administration, Public Policy, Interdisciplinary Studies, Social Work, Industrial/Organisational Psychology, Social Psychology, Social Economics, and in-house training programs, MILR, MPA, MBA and executive educations classes.

Overall, one of the most current, practical, conceptual, and up-to-date researched global perspective reference texts today on the market.