Global Diversity Management

1. Introduction PART I 2. Theory of Global Diversity Management PART II 3. Diversity Management at the National Level 4. Diagnostic Equality and Diversity Checks 5. Discourses of Diversity Management: Telling the Story of Diversity Management PART III 6. The Case of Private Sector Recruitment Agencies 7. The Case of Work Placements in the Creative and Cultural Industries PART IV 8. The Organizational Level: The Case of a Global Automobile Manufacturing Company 9. Individual Effects: The Agency of the Diversity Manager 10. Individual Effects: The Case of a Global Automobile Manufacturing Company PART V 11. The Challenges Facing Global Diversity Management.

Mustafa F. Özbilgin is Professor of Organizational Behaviour at Brunel University London, Co-Chair Management et Diversité, Université Paris-Dauphine, and Professor of Management at Koç University, ?stanbul. Ahu Tatli is Reader in International Human Resource Management at the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary, University London, UK. Karsten Jonsen is a Research Fellow at IMD in Switzerland.

'This book provides a very comprehensive analysis of relevant and current debates around diversity management which acknowledge the increasingly international nature of the workplace. The theoretical underpinnings as well as the high level engagement with practice through a diversity management toolkit make this an indispensable read for UG and PG students as well as academics in the diversity management arena.' - Nicolina Kamenou-Aigbekaen, School of Management and Languages, Heriot-Watt University, UK

'A superbly detailed exploration of Global Diversity Management which will be of use to advanced undergraduates and postgraduates, in particular those studying for an MBA. Grounded in empirical research this book will also be of use to scholars and practitioners alike.' - Jo Grady, School of Management, University of Leicester, UK

'Presenting an up-to-date comprehensive overview of the theory and practice of diversity management, combined with a multi-level framework, this book will be of great value for researchers, students and managers. By contextualising diversity management geographically and temporally it throws light on the drivers of global diversity management, its impact on multiple stakeholders and their impact on its practice enabling new ways of thinking and learning about diversity management from a global perspective.' - Lucy Taksa, Macquarie University, Australia

'Global Diversity Management is unique in two ways. First, the authors challenge the reader, whether researcher, practitioner or student to move from the often simplistic view of diversity as a plethora of isolated programs for groups, to a much more realistic concept of diversity as a series of dynamic intersections of race, gender, time, experience and context. Second, it does what it says and demonstrates that there is an evidence-based case for diversity which if adopted has the capacity to practically change minds, improve organisations and most importantly achieve fairer