If we can't define HRD in one country, how can we define it in an international context?
Human Resource Development InternationalPublished 1 January 2001
Gary N. McLean, Laird McLean
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Is it possible to define HRD in a way that is appropriate in a world-wide context? That was the question for this research. Several factors were found that influence a country's and an individual's definition. The most common US definitions have influenced definitions around the world, yet definitions are also influenced by the context in which the definitions have emerged. Through e-mails and literature research, definitions from several countries have been identified and compared, and an initial definition that meets the conditions of many countries is proposed.
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