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Work experiences, work adjustment and psychological well-being of expatriate employees in Hong Kong

Pages 150-164 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006

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Kevin Carillo, Gaëlle Cachat-Rosset, Josianne Marsan, Tania Saba & Alain Klarsfeld. (2021) Adjusting to epidemic-induced telework: empirical insights from teleworkers in France. European Journal of Information Systems 30:1, pages 69-88.
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Margaret Shaffer, Barjinder Singh & Yu-Ping Chen. (2013) Expatriate pay satisfaction: the role of organizational inequities, assignment stressors and perceived assignment value. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 24:15, pages 2968-2984.
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Ashish Mahajan. (2011) Host country national's reactions to expatriate pay policies: making a case for a cultural alignment pay model. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 22:1, pages 121-137.
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Perley-Ann Friedman, Lorraine S. Dyke & Steven A. Murphy. (2009) Expatriate adjustment from the inside out: an autoethnographic account. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 20:2, pages 252-268.
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David A. Harrison & Margaret A. Shaffer. (2005) Mapping the criterion space for expatriate success: task- and relationship-based performance, effort and adaptation. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 16:8, pages 1454-1474.
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Jan Selmer. (2005) Is bigger better? Size of the location and expatriate adjustment in China. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 16:7, pages 1228-1242.
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Jan Selmer. (2004) Psychological barriers to adjustment of Western business expatriates in China: newcomers vs long stayers. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 15:4-5, pages 794-813.
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Jan Selmer & Alicia S.M. Leung. (2003) International adjustment of female vs male business expatriates. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 14:7, pages 1117-1131.
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Paula M. Caligiuri & Jean M. Phillips. (2003) An application of self-assessment realistic job previews to expatriate assignments. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 14:7, pages 1102-1116.
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Julia Richardson. (2000) Expatriate Academics in the Globalized Era: The Beginnings of an Untold Story?. Asia Pacific Business Review 7:1, pages 125-150.
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Rizwan Tahir. (2021) Cross-cultural training: a study of European expatriates in New Zealand. European Journal of Training and Development.
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Jan Selmer, Jakob Lauring & Markus Kittler. (2015) Adjustment in Western European overseas assignments. International Journal of Commerce and Management 25:4, pages 654-672.
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Chun-Hsiao Wang & Meiyu Fang. (2014) The effects of personality on host country nationals’ helping behaviors toward expatriates. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 42, pages 140-145.
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Susanne Bahn. (2014) Migrant workers on temporary 457 visas working in Australia: implications for human resource management. Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources 52:1, pages 77-92.
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Heike Schütter & Sabine Boerner. (2013) Illuminating the work‐family interface on international assignments. Journal of Global Mobility: The Home of Expatriate Management Research 1:1, pages 46-71.
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Ashish Mahajan & Sachini Rashenka De Silva. (2012) Unmet role expectations of expatriates, host-country national support, and expatriate adjustment. International Journal of Cross Cultural Management 12:3, pages 349-360.
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Syed Bashir. (2012) Perceived organizational support and the cross‐cultural adjustment of expatriates in the UAE. Education, Business and Society: Contemporary Middle Eastern Issues 5:1, pages 63-82.
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Olivier Mérignac & Marie-Laure Grillat. (2013) La constitution et la structuration des réseaux sociaux : un facteur clé de succès de l’expatriation. Management international 17:1, pages 117-131.
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Jan Selmer & Jakob Lauring. (2011) Expatriate academics: job factors and work outcomes. International Journal of Manpower 32:2, pages 194-210.
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John O. Okpara & Jean D. Kabongo. (2011) Cross-cultural training and expatriate adjustment: A study of western expatriates in Nigeria. Journal of World Business 46:1, pages 22-30.
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Huei‐Fang Chen & Yung‐Ho Chiu. (2009) The influence of psychological contracts on the adjustment and organisational commitment among expatriates. International Journal of Manpower 30:8, pages 797-814.
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Jesse E. Olsen & Luis L. Martins. (2009) The effects of expatriate demographic characteristics on adjustment: A social identity approach. Human Resource Management 48:2, pages 311-328.
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Jan Selmer & Charles R. Fenner, Jr.. (2009) Job factors and work outcomes of public sector expatriates. Human Resource Management Journal 19:1, pages 75-90.
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Martina Maletzky. (2008) Expatriate Power – a counteractive factor of intercultural Learning?. Journal of Intercultural Communication 8:2, pages 1-18.
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Riki Takeuchi, Jeffrey P. Shay & Li Jiatao. (2008) When Does Decision Autonomy Increase Expatriate Managers' Adjustment? An Empirical Test. Academy of Management Journal 51:1, pages 45-60.
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Kwanghyun Kim & John W. SlocumJr.Jr.. (2008) Individual differences and expatriate assignment effectiveness: The case of U.S.-based Korean expatriates. Journal of World Business 43:1, pages 109-126.
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Jan Selmer & Alicia S.M. Leung. (2007) Symptom and problem focused coping strategies of business women expatriates and their socio‐cultural adjustment in Hong Kong. Women in Management Review 22:7, pages 588-605.
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Jan Selmer. (2016) Which Is Easier, Adjusting to a Similar or to a Dissimilar Culture?. International Journal of Cross Cultural Management 7:2, pages 185-201.
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Jan Selmer, Randy K. Chiu & Oded Shenkar. (2007) Cultural distance asymmetry in expatriate adjustment. Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal 14:2, pages 150-160.
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Jan Selmer & Alicia S.M. Leung. (2003) Expatriate career intentions of women on foreign assignments and their adjustment. Journal of Managerial Psychology 18:3, pages 244-258.
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Kevin Y Au & John Fukuda. (2002) Boundary spanning behaviors of expatriates. Journal of World Business 37:4, pages 285-296.
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Jan Selmer. (2001) Coping and adjustment of Western expatriate managers in Hong Kong. Scandinavian Journal of Management 17:2, pages 167-185.
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