In 2001, after completing her studies at Newcastle, Australia, Anne started her
doctoral study at Leicester Business School, De Montfort University, the United Kingdom.
She wrote a thesis on the transfer of HR/IR policies and practices across borders. She
was awarded a doctoral degree in 2004. Anne now researches and publishes in three main
areas, namely the transfer of multinational companies' IR/HRM policies and practices
across borders, the transformation of HR/IR systems in developing countries and gender
equity. Her book "The transformation of HRM and industrial relations in
Vietnam" was published by Oxford Chandos Publishing in 2009. Her current research
addresses the implications of multinational companies' management practices on the
social and economic fabric of Australia. 

Articles

Applicant attraction to foreign companies: the case of Japanese companies in Vietnam (with Soyeon Kim and Fabian Jintae Froese), Faculty of Informatics - Papers (2012)

The ability to recruit talented employees in foreign markets has become crucial to the success...

 
The adoption, character and impact of strategic human resource management: a case study of two large metropolitan Vietnamese public hospitals (with Timothy Bartram), Faculty of Commerce - Papers (2012)

In this paper the researchers set out to explore the adoption, character and impact of...

 
The transfer of training and development practices in Japanese subsidiaries in Vietnam (with Zeenobiyah Nadiyah Hannif), Faculty of Commerce - Papers (2012)

This paper examines the interaction between 'home-country' and 'host-country' effects in determining human resource management...

 

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Organizational attractiveness of foreign-based companies: A country of origin perspective (with Fabian Jintae Froese and Tony C. Garrett), International Journal of Selection and Assessment (2010)

Attracting high-quality applicants is a crucial activity for the success of an organization. In today's...

 

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The internationalization of industrial relations? Japanese and US multinational companies in Vietnam (with Chris Rowley), Asia Pacific Business Review (2010)

This study examines the interaction between 'home' and 'host' country in influencing the industrial relations...

 

Books

Contributions to Books

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The changing face of women managers in small and medium sized enterprises in Vietnam (with Charles Harvie), in Q. Truong & C. Rowley (Eds.), The Changing Face of Vietnamese Management (2009)

Vietnam stands at an important crossroads in its transition from a planned to a market...

 

Presentations

Playing dual roles: Australia as a home and host country to the operation of multinational companies - a research framework (with Zeenobiyah Hannif), Faculty of Commerce - Papers (2010)

National business systems (NBS) continue to influence and shape organisational structures and forms, and therefore...