The Human Resources Management Review is 20 years old

Abstract

there was also a critical mass sufficient researchers and teachers academics who referred more or less close to human resources management and among which a committee could be formed editorial staff whose members agreed to try the adventure. Finally, a publisher was needed who agrees to run the material risk and move forward the costs of an experiment, the profitability of which was hit or miss, even being optimistic. Serge Kebabtchieff was the only one to accept among all those who were asked.