Respect for cultural diversity in a global society: promoting international harmonious working relationships.

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Wilson, D., Frame, P. and Hartog, M. 2009. Respect for cultural diversity in a global society: promoting international harmonious working relationships. 6th International conference of the Dutch HRM network: diversity in international perspectives.. VU University, Amsterdam Nov 2009 Emerald.
TypeConference paper
TitleRespect for cultural diversity in a global society: promoting international harmonious working relationships.
AuthorsWilson, D., Frame, P. and Hartog, M.
Research GroupDiversity and Gender group
Professional Practice group for Leadership, Work and Organisations
Conference6th International conference of the Dutch HRM network: diversity in international perspectives.
Proceedings TitleHuman Resource Management International Digest
ISSN0967-0734
PublisherEmerald
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