Marian van BakelExpatriates are the focus of much research in global mobility because they are often strategically important and costly. But what about the host country nationals (HCNs) they work with? Despite decades-old calls for more attention to HCNs, they continue to be treated as back-stage actors in global mobility.
Read more in this blog about the article I published with Snejina Michailova and Anthony Fee: https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/journal/jgm/jgm-bitblog-working-expatriates-hcn-point-view
The JGM BitBlog: Working with expatriates - The HCN point of view
Anthony Fee, University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, AustraliaSnejina Michailova, University of Auckland, Auckland, New ZealandMarian van Bakel, Technical University of Denmark, Ballerup, DenmarkExpatriates are the focus of much research in global mobility because they are often strategically important and costly. But what about the host country nationals (HCNs) they work with?Important stakeholders, yet often neglected