Although the field of management has many international dimensions, this article limits the review of recent developments in international management research to eight important areas: (a) human resource management, (b) organizational behavior, (c) production management, (d) information and technology transfer, (e) structure and control, (f) strategy, (g) business-government relations, and (h) forms of involvement.
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