Asia pacific as a research context for organizational learning: Background and research directions

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	Asia pacific as a research context for organizational learning: Background and research directions
	Hong, F. L.; Snell, R.; Rowley, C.
	2017-10-01
Source Publication	Asia Pacific Business Review
ABS Journal Level	2
ISSN	1360-2381
Pages	467-747
Abstract	The dominant research agenda in the field of organizational learning continues to be driven by Western universalist assumptions. However, Asia provides a fertile setting for challenging such narrow orthodoxy in the field through studies that investigate the influence of local contexts. In this collection, four studies by Asia-based scholars address various facets of organizational learning among indigenous Asian firms. Drawing on diverse theoretical lenses and research methodologies to examine various organizational forms, their insights about the unique patterns and processes of learning among both small and emerging multinational companies from the Asia Pacific serve to rekindle debates about universalism/convergence versus contingency/divergence, and about emic (context-rich, inside-out) versus etic (context-free, outside-in) perspectives.
Keyword	organizational learning Asia context culture
Language	英語English
The Source to Article	PB_Publication
PUB ID	38503
Document Type	Journal article
Collection	INSTITUTE OF APPLIED PHYSICS AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING
Corresponding Author	Hong, F. L.
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Hong, F. L.,Snell, R.,Rowley, C.. Asia pacific as a research context for organizational learning: Background and research directions[J]. Asia Pacific Business Review, 2017, 467-747.
APA	Hong, F. L.., Snell, R.., & Rowley, C. (2017). Asia pacific as a research context for organizational learning: Background and research directions. Asia Pacific Business Review, 467-747.
MLA	Hong, F. L.,et al."Asia pacific as a research context for organizational learning: Background and research directions".Asia Pacific Business Review (2017):467-747.

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