This book brings together the perspectives from economics, sociology and management to highlight the business implications of human capital development in Asia. It will be a useful reference for managers or supplemental study guide for graduate students working to understand how to execute business strategy in major economies of Asia.
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'If you want to understand why human capital is part of an 'ecosystem' and how various Asian countries are building powerful ecosystems for them, read Rick's well-researched treatise on strategic human capital development in Asia. This book is a must read for deepening our understanding of the emerging Asian nations and their multi-faceted Human Capital strategies'.
- Chandrasekhar Sripada, Professor of Practice (OB & Strategic Human Capital), the Indian School of Business
'Given the significant length of time he spent in Asia in leadership roles, Professor Smith has a deep and pragmatic understanding of the regional landscape. For anyone interested in the pulse of human capital in Asia, this book offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of our past, our resources, our aspirations, and our ongoing challenges. Together, they explain the national policies that have been introduced and the potential business opportunities for the future. We thank Professor Smith for his continued contributions to Singapore and the Asia region."
- Evelyn Kwek, Managing Director, Great Place to Work® ASEAN and ANZ
- Chandrasekhar Sripada, Professor of Practice (OB & Strategic Human Capital), the Indian School of Business
'Given the significant length of time he spent in Asia in leadership roles, Professor Smith has a deep and pragmatic understanding of the regional landscape. For anyone interested in the pulse of human capital in Asia, this book offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of our past, our resources, our aspirations, and our ongoing challenges. Together, they explain the national policies that have been introduced and the potential business opportunities for the future. We thank Professor Smith for his continued contributions to Singapore and the Asia region."
- Evelyn Kwek, Managing Director, Great Place to Work® ASEAN and ANZ