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Nakamura, Yoshie Tomozumi; Yorks, Lyle – Human Resource Development Review, 2011
Social capital has been receiving increasing attention in the field of human resource development (HRD). However, little is known as to how social capital has been formed or has grown over time with HRD interventions. There is limited research and discussion on how reflective practices play a role in the development of social capital as…
Descriptors: Social Capital, Human Resources, Labor Force Development, Role
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Wang, Jia; Hutchins, Holly M.; Garavan, Thomas N. – Human Resource Development Review, 2009
Crisis management has been a largely overlooked territory in human resource development (HRD) despite the increasingly recognized impact of organizational crises on the individual and organizational performance. This article explores the strategic role of HRD in the context of organizational crisis management using Garavan's strategic HRD model as…
Descriptors: Crisis Management, Labor Force Development, Human Resources, Organizational Development
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Grenier, Robin S.; Kehrhahn, Marijke – Human Resource Development Review, 2008
Traditionally, expertise theories have focused on skills acquisition with little regard for the domain or contextual factors affecting expertise development and retention. Because the development, retention, and recruiting of individuals with expertise is critical to organizational success, it is essential that HRD professionals understand the…
Descriptors: Organizational Development, Career Development, Expertise, Professional Continuing Education
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Clarke, Nicholas – Human Resource Development Review, 2006
Training programs purporting to develop emotional intelligence (EI) are widely available, yet to date few empirical studies have appeared in the literature providing support that training results in demonstrable changes to EI, and more significantly whether these changes can then be traced to more positive individual or organizational outcomes.…
Descriptors: Emotional Intelligence, Labor Force Development, Human Resources, Instructional Effectiveness
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Wheelock, Leslie Delapena; Callahan, Jamie L. – Human Resource Development Review, 2006
Human resource development (HRD) uses a wide variety of theories from multiple disciplines and fields of study to create its own unique field of scholarly practice. As with any field, however, we tend to get comfortable with familiar theories and theorists and fail to explore other possible sources of wisdom. One scholar whose work is worthy of…
Descriptors: Labor Force Development, Human Resources, Industrial Psychology, Organizational Development
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Lynham, Susan A.; Chermack, Thomas J.; Noggle, Melissa A. – Human Resource Development Review, 2004
As is true for human resource development (HRD), the field of organization development (OD) draws from numerous disciplines to inform its theory base. However, the identification and selection of theory to inform improved practice remains a challenge and begs the question of what can be used to inform and guide one in the identification and…
Descriptors: Heuristics, Organizational Development, Labor Force Development, Human Resources