Ian a Glendon

Advances in Organisational Psychology Ian a Glendon

Marc Notes: 'Advances in Organisational Psychology' presents an impressive array of contemporary topics in industrial and organisational psychology from the Asia-Pacific region. With edited contributions drawn from the best of material showcased originally at the 2005 10th anniversary Australian Psychological Society I/O Psychology Conference, this book is a must read for anyone in the field.; Monograph; Melbourne, Vic; RMIT Publishing;2009. Publisher Marketing: Peer into your disciplinary future by reading this astutely selected set of cutting-edge papers Professor Michael Harris Bond, Chinese University of Hong KongA testament to the vitality of Asia-Pacific organisational psychology. Professor Paul R. Sackett, University of Minnesota, USAIf anyone ever doubted the viability of I-O Psychology in Australia, then this is the book that will change their mind. Professor Neal Ashkanasy, The University of QueenslandAdvances in Organisational Psychology presents an impressive array of contemporary topics in industrial and organisational psychology from the Asia-Pacific region. With edited contributions drawn from the very best of material showcased originally at the 2005 10th anniversary Australian Psychological Society I/O Psychology Conference, this book is a must read for anyone in the field. Contributors include many prestigious I/O researchers and practitioners and cover 24 chapters grouped into five sections: - Overview - Perspectives on Workplace Health - Organisational Structures and Processes - Work Performance - ConclusionsNo where else will readers find such a depth and breadth of writing on current conceptualisation and research in Asia-Pacific industrial and organisational psychology. Includes author biographies. Contributor Bio:  Glendon, A Ian Dr A. Ian Glendon is Associate Professor in Applied Psychology at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia with over 20 years experience of research, teaching and consultancy in risk in Europe and Australasia. He is acknowledged as a leading expert, having published numerous influential books, journal articles and conference papers. His books include Human Safety and Risk Management, co-authored with Eugene McKenna, published by International Thomson Business Press, 1995.