Journal of Management Development: Volume 15 Issue 1

Aspects of the internationalization of management education

Basu Sharma, Judy Ann Roy

The growing globalization of national economies, the increasing internationalization of production, and the rise of business networks and strategic alliances have dramatically…

Organizational commitment and hospital pharmacists

Lawson K. Savery, Paul D. Syme

Examines the level of organizational commitment of hospital‐based pharmacists in Perth, Western Australia, and the relationship between commitment and some variables which…

Evaluating corporate mentoring in developing economies

Mohammed I. At‐Twaijri, Bruce M. Woodworth, Nasser S. Al‐Mudarra’, Fahed I. Al‐Subai’i

In developing economies state‐controlled primary organizations have an implicit responsibility to assist secondary organ‐izations in their development. Using an exploratory study…

“Mainstreaming” ethics in Australian enterprises

Brian J. Farrell, Deirdre M. Cobbin

Focuses on the status of ethics in the larger and more significant Australian business corporations, using a survey instrument. The findings cover the origins of Australian…

A study of agentic self‐efficacy and agentic competence across Britain and the USA

Golnaz Sadri

The reality of working in multicultural environments, in multinational companies and in a global marketplace have made an understanding of potential cultural and country…

Relationships between employee attitudes, customer satisfaction and departmental performance

Dennis J. Adsit, Manuel London, Steven Crom, Dana Jones

Describes how relationships were studied between employee attitudes, customer satisfaction, productivity, and administrative effectiveness at two points in time in a…