Macro Talent Management in Emerging and Emergent Markets

Vlad Vaiman, Professor, School of Management, California Lutheran University, USA.Paul Sparrow, Emeritus Professor of International Human Resource Management, Lancaster University, UK.Randall Schuler, Professor, Rutgers University, USA, Visiting Scholar, University of Lucerne, Switzerland.David G. Collings, Professor of Human Resource Management, Dublin City University, Ireland.

• Introduction: Macro talent management in emerging and emergent markets: Foundations for a developing fieldPart I: Macro talent management in emerging markets1. Macro talent management in Russia: Addressing entangled challenges in managing talent on the country level 2. Macro talent management in Poland: The role of talent and the challenges ahead3. Macro talent management in China: Institutional, cultural ,and technological influences and employer strategy4. Macro talent management in India: A contextual analysis of the challenges, opportunities and emerging patterns5. Macro talent management in Argentina: Application of macro perspective in volatile environmentsPart II: Macro talent management in emergent markets6. Macro talent management in Singapore: An analysis based on local media7. Macro talent management in the United Arab Emirates: Developing more informative government perspectivesPart III: Pan-national developments8. Migration: Managing macro talent management at the country and city level9. Clusters and talent management: Optimizing the potential of skilled mobility within spatial agglomerations

"An important and uniquely evidence-based guide to talent management in emerging markets, the unmatched credentials of the Editors and the impressive array of country experts make for an insightful, practical and intriguing set of perspectives on the vital talent management developments in these important countries."John W. Boudreau, Professor of Management and Organization, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, USA"As countries become ever more interdependent and as MNEs attempt to manage talent around the world, decision makers need synthesized, country-level information about government policies, institutions, and the processes that firms use to manage talent. This book is a great place to start."Wayne F. Cascio, Distinguished Professor, University of Colorado, USA, and Robert H. Reynolds Chair in Global Leadership, University of Colorado Denver, USA"The debate on talent management continues apace. Its exposition at the macro level serves as a powerful contextualization mechanism and underscores the importance of a ‘levels of analysis’ approach. Doing so in the specific case of emerging and emergent markets lays bare the capacities and the constraints that are operating in these dynamic territories as they pursue vigorous developmental trajectories against the backdrop of diverse endowments. "Michael J. Morley, Professor of Management, Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick, Ireland