Advances in Developing Human Resources · 2004 · 24 citations · 22 references
ManagementHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational BehaviorOrganizational DevelopmentStrategic Human Resource ManagementWorkforce DevelopmentContinuing Professional DevelopmentContinuing Professional EducationEmployee DevelopmentEmployee TrainingHuman Resource DevelopmentHuman Resource PlanningCognitive DistancingHuman Resource AlignmentHuman Resources AlignmentMutual Gains NegotiationWorkforce Development Alignment
The problem and the solution. Establishing relationships between concepts is an important component of systematic inquiry. However, determining those relationships can be extremely difficult when definitions of concepts are murky and the proximity of their boundaries is nebulous. Uncertainties reside in the literature regarding the alignment, overlap, and/or distancing of human resource development, continuing professional education, and workforce development. This article serves as a discussion point for the journal by stressing a need for coalescence among these areas of inquiry for mutual gains within theory and practice.
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Toward a general theory for the behavioral sciences.
James G. Miller · American Psychologist · 1955 · 201 citations
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