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Author:Wasti, S.A.
Poell, R.F.
Cakar, N.D.
Title:Oceans and notions apart? An analysis of the US and European human resource development literature
Journal:International journal of human resource management
2008 : DEC, VOL. 19:12, p. 2155-2170
Index terms:USA
Europe
research
Freeterms:human resource development
research methods
Language:eng
Abstract:This study examines and compares the US and European human research development (HRD) research articles using a content analysis of the articles published between 1990 and 2003. The analysis reveals differences in the orientations and methodological approaches between the US and Europe. The study suggests that the US literature, in comparison to Europe, is more practice-oriented, evidenced by having a more prescriptive and less critical approach to the study of human resource development, while European literature has over time become less practice-oriented and more empiricist. The US literature is characterized to be more nomothetic and universalistic.
SCIMA record nr: 268264
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