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  1. Mixed signals: employee reactions to talent status communication amidst strategic ambiguity
  2. Aligning corporate transfer intentions and subsidiary HRM practice implementation in multinational corporations
  3. Dual values-based organizational identification in MNC subsidiaries: A multilevel study
  4. What Determines Employee Perceptions of HRM Process Features? The Case of Performance Appraisal in MNC Subsidiaries
  5. From HRM practices to the practice of HRM: setting a research agenda
  6. A diachronic analysis of HRM transfer: Taiwanese multinationals in the UK
  7. Explaining stakeholder evaluations of HRM capabilities in MNC subsidiaries
  8. Expatriate characteristics and the stickiness of HRM knowledge transfers
  9. Examining the differential use of global integration mechanisms across HRM practices: Evidence from China
  10. Talent or Not? Employee Reactions to Talent Identification
  11. HRM integration mechanism usage in MNC subsidiaries in China
  12. The effects of ‘language standardization’ on the acceptance and use of e-HRM systems in foreign subsidiaries
  13. Chapter 4 Expatriate Perspectives on Knowledge Transfers into Central and Eastern Europe
  14. The strategic role of HR in MNC subsidiaries in China between 1999 and 2006
  15. Designing IB Curricula for Future Global Careerists: A Boundaryless Career Perspective
  16. Human resource management in foreign-owned subsidiaries: China versus India
  17. Foreign subsidiary perspectives on the mechanisms of global HRM integration
  18. Changes in institutional context and MNC operations in China: Subsidiary HRM practices in 1996 versus 2006
  19. Global HRM integration: a knowledge transfer perspective
  20. The global integration of diversity management: a longitudinal case study
  21. Predicting Stickiness Factors in the International Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriates
  22. IT-Based Integration of HRM in a Foreign MNC Subsidiary