Titlebook: Organizational Management; Policies and Practic Carolina Machado,J. Paulo Davim Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Recruitment and Selection in the Expatriation Process: Comparing Perceptions between Organizations erra and Rodrigues, 2007) has had a strong impact on organizational strategy and human resource management (HRM) policies (Lehmann and Gallupe, 2005; Cheng and Lin, 2009). Additionally, since 2008, Portuguese companies have been severely affected by an economic and financial recession which has led

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From Cooperative to Hybrid Organization: Internationalization, Financing and Crisis,rganizations, they are based on moral and ethical values, such as solidarity among partners, equity, democracy, and social responsibility. To survive as an economic organization a cooperative must add value to the economy, thus leading to the generation of profits..

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Power and Micro-Politics in the Strategy Formation of Small and Medium Size Enterprises,es and unique values of the items being compared remain unrecognized. Despite reservations, comparing and contrasting are inevitable; they are significant ways through which we make sense of the world about us. In our sense-making efforts, comparing similarity and contrasting difference contribute t

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Deigning Down or Learning Up? Lack of Voice and Dialogue in Change Management of Public Hospitals, learning, and how it relates to institutional change (such as reforms of public health systems, or of education, or of a judiciary), is open to question. Thus, there have been some claims that knowledge management (KM) is already an established discipline with a growing and solid base of theory and

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Purpose, Change and Top Management in the Mid-1920s: Revisiting Selected Papers Presented at the Me began to own companies, which led to new management problems. Nevertheless, issues related to customer needs, employee problems, and shareholder expectations were all on the agenda of chief executives, and most were already aware of the new business dynamics and gave priority to competition and the

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Recruitment and Selection in the Expatriation Process: Comparing Perceptions between Organizations riates) for more than one year (Camara, 2008; Camara, 2011). To be an expatriate means having international work experience that entails changing workplace location while still maintaining a work contract with the company and, ultimately, being reintegrated after finishing the international mission