Expatriates of Host‐Country Origin in South Eastern Europe: Management Rationales in the Finance Sector
Abstract
Multinational companies coming to grips with the major challenges of international staffing have developed a new practice. In recent years management scholars observed the assignment of so‐called ‘expatriates of host‐country origin’ (EHCOs), that is, employees of migrant backgrounds in the companies’ parent country sent to work in their country of origin. This paper explores management rationales behind this practice focusing on the posting of...
Paper Details
Title
Expatriates of Host‐Country Origin in South Eastern Europe: Management Rationales in the Finance Sector
Published Date
May 25, 2018
Journal
Volume
16
Issue
3
Pages
667 - 681
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