Integrating Western HRM Practices in Jordanian Organisations: The constraints and potential for convergence

Khaled Aladwan; Bhanugopan Ramudu; Alan Fish

Integrating Western HRM Practices in Jordanian Organisations: The constraints and potential for convergence

Khaled Aladwan, Bhanugopan Ramudu, Alan Fish

Management and Marketing

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Abstract

Little is known about the practice of human resource management (HRM) in either Jordan, or other Arab countries. Also, the few studies that are available, are not based on empirical realities, and tend to be anecdotal in nature.Importantly, the practice of HRM within Jordanian organisations cannot be expected to improve if its practitioners do not understand the nature of its current applications. Equally, there is no clear evidence as to the participation of HR managers in strategic decision making in the Jordanian private and public sectors.The aim of this paper is first to highlight and provide a stronger focus on the nature of HRM in Jordan; reflecting an awareness of national cultural values, and secondly; to identify possible future directions for HRM strategy development and professional practice in Jordan.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ANZIBA 2011
Subtitle of host publication	Challenges for International Business in a Turbulent Global Environment
Editors	Cherrie Zhu
Place of Publication	Mulgrave, Melbourne
Publisher	Australia & New Zealand International Business Academy
Pages	1-21
Number of pages	21
ISBN (Electronic)	9780980789911
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	Australian and New Zealand International Business Academy Conference (ANZIBA) - Melbourne, Australia Duration: 28 Apr 2011 → 30 Apr 2011

Conference

Conference	Australian and New Zealand International Business Academy Conference (ANZIBA)
Country	Australia
Period	28/04/11 → 30/04/11

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Aladwan, K., Ramudu, B., & Fish, A. (2011). Integrating Western HRM Practices in Jordanian Organisations: The constraints and potential for convergence. In C. Zhu (Ed.), ANZIBA 2011: Challenges for International Business in a Turbulent Global Environment (pp. 1-21). Australia & New Zealand International Business Academy.

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Integrating Western HRM Practices in Jordanian Organisations : The constraints and potential for convergence. / Aladwan, Khaled; Ramudu, Bhanugopan; Fish, Alan.

ANZIBA 2011: Challenges for International Business in a Turbulent Global Environment. ed. / Cherrie Zhu. Mulgrave, Melbourne : Australia & New Zealand International Business Academy, 2011. p. 1-21.

Research output: Book chapter/Published conference paper › Conference paper

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