Re-dimensionalising boundaries in the theory and practice of Human Resource Development Online publication date: Thu, 09-Mar-2006
by Thomas N. Garavan, Michael J. Morley
International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital (IJLIC), Vol. 3, No. 1, 2006
Abstract: In our conceptualisation, HRD is at a crossroads, both in terms of its philosophical roots, its theoretical bases and, in the practice domain, what its key contributions are. We argue that HRD continues to be characterised by theoretical ambiguities, permeable boundaries and practice dilemmas. Our paper advances a series of key questions designed to challenge conventional thinking and open up new lines of enquiry.
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