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  1. Firm-location dynamics and subnational institutions: creating a framework for collocation advantages
  2. Multinationals and regional economies: embedding the regime shoppers?
  3. Human Resource Management in Multinational Enterprises: Evidence From a Late Industrializing Economy
  4. Subsidiary autonomy over industrial relations in Ireland and Spain
  5. “Courting the multinational”: Subnational institutional capacity and foreign market insidership
  6. Weathering the storm? Multinational companies and human resource management through the global financial crisis
  7. Determinants of central control and subsidiary autonomy in HRM: the case of foreign‐owned multinational companies in Spain
  8. The determinants of financial participation schemes within multinational companies in Ireland
  9. Global talent management: exploring talent identification in the multinational enterprise
  10. Swimming against the tide: Outward staffing flows from multinational subsidiaries
  11. Developing tomorrow's leaders—Evidence of global talent management in multinational enterprises
  12. Patterning employee voice in multinational companies
  13. Learning transfer in multinational companies: explaining inter‐organisation variation
  14. Can Voluntary Workplace Partnership Deliver Sustainable Mutual Gains?
  15. Subtle but deadly? union avoidance through “double breasting” among multinational companies
  16. Global Industrial Relations – Edited by Michael J. Morley, Patrick Gunnigle and David G. Collings
  17. “Bearing All the Hallmarks of Oppression”
  18. Composing the top management team in the international subsidiary: Qualitative evidence on international staffing in U.S. MNCs in the Republic of Ireland
  19. Between Boston and Berlin: American MNCs and the shifting contours of industrial relations in Ireland
  20. International human resource management in the 21st century: emerging themes and contemporary debates
  21. New directions in the roles and responsibilities of the HRM function
  22. Centralization
  23. Overview of the Host Business Systems
  24. Collective Representation and Participation
  25. The Role of the International Personnel Function
  26. The Americanisation of the European business system?
  27. Exploring the dynamics of industrial relations in US multinationals: evidence from the Republic of Ireland
  28. Unraveling Home and Host Country Effects: An Investigation of the HR Policies of an American Multinational in Four European Countries
  29. Multinationals in Europe 2001–2: home country, host country and sector effects in the context of crisis
  30. The Republic of Ireland
  31. Human resource development and workplace learning: emerging theoretical perspectives and organisational practices
  32. Localization in human resource management: Comparing American and European multinational corporations
  33. Between Home and Host Country: Multinationals and Employment Relations in Europe
  34. Dismantling pluralism
  35. Human capital accumulation: the role of human resource development
  36. Multinationals and human resource practices in Ireland: a rejection of the 'new conformance thesis': a reply
  37. Multinationals and human resource practices in Ireland: a rejection of the 'new conformance thesis': a reply
  38. Contemporary HRD research: a triarchy of theoretical perspectives and their prescriptions for HRD
  39. Counterpoising Collectivism: Performance‐related Pay and Industrial Relations in Greenfield Sites
  40. Employment flexibility and industrial relations arrangements at organisation level
  41. Strategic integration and employee relations: the impact of managerial styles
  42. Strategic Integration and Industrial Relations in Greenfield Sites
  43. Part‐time work in Europe
  44. US Multinationals: changing the framework of Irish industrial relations?
  45. Industrial Relations and the New Orthodoxy?: A Comparison of Irish and US Manufacturing Companies
  46. Pluralism in retreat? A comparison of Irish and multinational manufacturing companies
  47. Evaluating change in European industrial relations: research evidence on trends at organizational level
  48. Developments in flexible working practices in the Republic of Ireland
  49. Collectivism and the Management of Industrial Relations In Greenfield Sites
  50. Financial rewards and company ownership: An examination of reward practices in Ireland
  51. Continuity and Change in European Industrial Relations: Evidence from a 14‐country Survey
  52. Linking Business Strategy and Human Resource Management: Issues and Implications
  53. Trade Union Representation: The UK and Ireland in the European Context
  54. CRAFT INTEGRATION AND FLEXIBLE WORK PRACTICES: TRAINING IMPLICATIONS
  55. Human Resource Management in Ireland
  56. Changing Management Approaches to Employee Relations in Ireland
  57. Corporate Esprit
  58. Personnel Policy Choice: The Context for Human Resource Development
  59. Variations in the Personnel Role – Some Irish Survey Evidence
  60. The Management of Industrial Relations in the Small Firm
  61. Industrial Relations in Multinational Companies (MNCs): Double Breasting and Trade Union Avoidance in Ireland
  62. Swimming Against the Tide: Outward Staffing Flows from Multinational Subsidiaries
  63. Managing Human Resources in Multinational Companies in Ireland: Autonomy, Coordination and Control
  64. Human Resource Practices in Multinational Companies in Ireland: A Large-Scale Survey
  65. The Role of MNEs
  66. Involvement, Participation and Partnership: A Review of the Debate and Reflections on the Irish Context