Psychological Contracts in Employment: Cross-National Perspectives

Abstract

Introduction - Denise M Rousseau and Rene Schalk Psychological Contracts in Australia - Boris Kabanoff, Nerina L Jimmieson and Malcolm J Lewis A 'Fair Go' or a 'Not-so-Happy Transition'? Belgium - Luc Sels et al A Culture of Compromise Does Psychological Contract Theory Work in France? - Lo[um]ic Cadin Psychological and Normative Contracts of Work Group Members in the United States and Hong Kong - Cynthia Lee, Catherine H Tinsley and Zhen Xiong Chen India - Snehal Shah Caste, Commitments and Change Psychological Contracts in Israel - Moshe Krausz A Break with Tradition - Motohiro Morishima Negotiating New Psychological Contracts in Japan Psychological Contracts in Mexico - Hector R Diaz-Saenz and Patricia D Witherspoon Historical, Familial and Contemporary Forces on Work Relationships Psychological Contracts in The Netherlands - Charissa Freese and Rene Schalk Dualism, Flexibility and Security Economic Deregulation and Psychological Contracts - Simon Peel and Kerr Inkson The New Zealand Experience Psychological Contracts in Singapore - Soon Ang, Mei Ling Tan and Kok Yee Ng The Psychological Contract in the United Kingdom - Lynne Millward and Peter Herriot Psychological Contracts in the United States - Denise M Rousseau Diversity, Individualism and Associability in the Marketplace Learning from Cross-National Perspectives on Psychological Contracts - Denise M Rousseau and Rene Schalk