不断发展的全球流动性领域:应对全球波动(2013-2022)

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M. Ridgway, Hélène Langinier
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自Dabic等人(2015)发表了一篇关于1970年至2012年外籍人士文献演变的系统综述以来,已经过去了十年。此外,过去五年是动荡的,许多全球危机影响到对人员,特别是外籍工人全球流动的组织办法。因此,本文试图了解全球流动性如何在这种动荡中继续演变,并为未来的研究提出途径。在本研究中,作者根据Donthu et al.(2021)提供的指南,对2013年至2022年期间Dabic et al.(2015)进行的系统文献综述进行了建设性的复制(Köhler和Cortina, 2021)。作者对1517篇关于外籍人士和更广泛的全球流动员工的学术文章进行了绩效分析。此外,作者还分析了过去十年出版的所有与外籍人士有关的特刊,并对过去五年的开创性作品进行了叙述性回顾。调查结果:外派领域呈指数级增长;尽管该领域仍以西方为主导,但人们对背景化研究,特别是对新兴市场的研究给予了更多的关注。这一分析强调,在全球人员配置面临巨大挑战之际,外派的战略性质日益增强。因此,这一审查强调需要在外派和战略领域之间的不同层次上进行更多的跨学科研究。作者认为,需要从多方面理解移居国外的经历。原创性/价值作者提供了一个建设性的复制的文献计量学文献综述扩展的叙述分析,以补充对大量的书目数据对广泛的主题外籍的批判性观点。这一补充提供了一个由文献计量学分析确定的不同主题的综合视图,并为未来的复制研究铺平了道路,以检查领域如何演变。
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The evolving field of global mobility: responses to global volatility (2013–2022)
PurposeA decade has passed since Dabic et al. (2015) published a systematic review of the evolution of the expatriate literature from 1970 to 2012. Moreover, the past five years have been turbulent, with many global crises affecting organizational approaches to the global movement of people, particularly expatriate workers. Thus, this article seeks to understand how global mobility has continued to evolve during such turbulence and propose avenues for future research.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, the authors undertook a constructive replication (Köhler and Cortina, 2021) of the systematic literature review conducted by Dabic et al. (2015), informed by guidelines offered by Donthu et al. (2021) for the period 2013 to 2022. The authors conducted a performance analysis of 1,517 academic articles about expatriates and broader globally mobile workers. Additionally, the authors analyzed all expatriate-related special issues published in the past decade and provide a narrative review of seminal works from the past five years.FindingsThe expatriation field has grown exponentially; greater attention has been paid to contextualizing research, particularly concerning emerging markets, although the field remains Western-dominant. This analysis stresses the increasingly strategic nature of expatriation at a time when global staffing has become dramatically challenging. Thus, this review highlights the need for more interdisciplinarity at different levels between expatriation and the field of strategy. The authors argue the need for a multifaceted understanding of the expatriation experience.Originality/valueThe authors offer a constructive replication of a bibliometric literature review extended by a narrative analysis to complement a critical perspective on a large set of bibliographic data on the broad subject of expatriation. This addition offers an integrated view of the different themes identified by the bibliometric analysis and paves the way for future replication studies to examine how fields evolve.
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